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Brighton post-punk prospects Thyla share visuals for searing new cut ‘Lenox Hill’ – EP ‘Everything at Once’ out 7th Feb

December 5, 2019
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Brighton post-punk prospects Thyla share visuals for searing new cut ‘Lenox Hill’

Brighton post-punk prospects Thyla continue their extraordinary rise with the visuals for searing new cut Lenox Hill, the second track taken from the band’s eagerly anticipated sophomore EP Everything at Once set for release 7th February.

Racing to the forefront of the emerging indie landscape, the rising quartet returned earlier this autumn with masterfully crafted lead single Two Sense, having already attracted glowing praise from all corners of the press (Pitchfork, Stereogum, NME, The Line Of Best Fit, Dork) and across the airwaves (BBC Radio 1, BBC 6 Music, Radio X, KCRW) following the arrival of debut EP What’s On Your Mind? earlier this year.

Detailing their visuals, enigmatic frontwoman Millie Duthie revealed: ““The urge to put Lenox Hill to video was too strong to ignore so we decided to try and shoot something essentially for free. We bought a gimbal stabiliser off amazon and used Danny’s iPhone to shoot the whole thing, turns out all you need is some outfits, a willingness to look a bit silly to passers by and a whole load of patience for editing in iMovie and you’ve got yourself a music video! We had a lot of fun making it and we hope it sheds some light on the song and how it makes us feel.”

The indie juggernauts have had a formidable 2019 on the road supporting the likes of Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever, in addition to capacity shows at The Great Escape, Live At Leeds and Hit The North, and having just completed their first full-length UK tour, plans are already taking shape for a hometown EP release party early next year.

Thyla’s Lenox Hill is out now and available via all digital platforms.
 
Thyla is Millie Duthie (vocals, guitar), Mitch Duce (guitar), Dan Hole (bass) and Danny Southwell (drums)

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