Neighbour Club Announce Debut EP Snail Mail: Hear “Only Fractions”
London indie rockers Neighbour Club are brand new to the game; they only just released their first song "Gold Leaf Girl" last month. But you can already hear that they've got a while lot of potential. They play sloppy, fuzzed-out guitar music with a lot of '90s-style deadpan, and they don't skimp on hooks or charisma. Next month, they'll release their first EP, which is called Snail Mail .…
London indie rock band Neighbour Club has just announced their debut EP, titled Snail Mail, set to release on September 25th. The group, who have only recently released their first single "Gold Leaf Girl," showcase a promising potential through their sloppy, fuzzed-out guitar driven tunes with a 90s deadpan vibe. They ensure their music is filled with hooks and charisma.
The EP, named Snail Mail, was recorded at Speedy Wunderground's satellite studio in Streatham, under the production by Tom Kellett of Moreish Idols. "Only Fractions" is the lead track off the EP, mirroring "Gold Leaf Girl" in its upbeat and energetic feel, characterized by rough guitars and bright melodies.
In a press release, the band explained that "Only Fractions" is a more subdued song, portraying a hangover-like retrospect on past relationships. They aimed for a tune that listeners could hum along to, while frantically searching for their next Ibuprofen fix. "Only Fractions" and "Gold Leaf Girl" are currently available for listening on the provided links.
The Snail Mail EP can be pre-ordered at the specified link. Neighbour Club is scheduled to perform at London's popular Wildmill on September 5th and Richard Steele on September 19th.
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