Offering direct spoken-word vocals that cut through twangs of guitar over discordant percussion, Formaldehyde Time marks the latest preview of the London-based brothers' new album, 'Tracked In Mud', due out on March 7 via Brighton-based label Human Worth. A portion of the record's proceeds will be donated to charity.
The noise-rock duo shared initial details of the eight-track record last month, alongside the release of the single Indigene. It'll arrive three years after Jim and Loz Beck's latest LP, 'A Gut Feeling'.
They'll support Pure Adult at shows in Brighton and London in March as part of the Brooklyn band's European tour. Tickets are on sale now. Head here for details.
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