The Goon Sax - “Psychic”
directed by Christine Marie Jones
from ‘Mirror II’, out July 9
presave / preorder : thegoonsax.ffm.to/mirrorii
“‘Psychic’ exists in the fragile intersection of fantasy and reality – a supernatural world you escape into until you feel reality’s grip on your collar. As you’re dragged back to linear time and supposed objectivity, the supernatural reinstates its claim to a more powerful truth. Eventually, the friction between these worlds causes you to question your faith in both, wondering to what degree truth can be chosen and what forces from both are too strong for you to stand in their way. Much like "In the Stone,” this song is a conversation. Two peoples’ truths of the search for this very thing.“ - Louis Forster
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North American tickets go on sale this Friday, September 17th at 10AM Local time, UK/EU tickets go on sale Wednesday, September 22nd at 10am BST via snailmail.band.
Pre-order ‘Valentine’ on any physical format through the Matador webstore to receive a pre-sale code for the newly announced UK tour dates (EU dates not included in pre-sale).
Mere weeks before the world went into lockdown, King Krule had performed a handful of European shows which featured tracks from his critically acclaimed third album ‘Man Alive!’
(STREAM / PURCHASE ‘You Heat Me Up, You Cool Me Down’)
Filmed by longtime collaborator and friend Reuben Bastienne-Lewis in Amsterdam and Paris during that short run of shows and other performances captured throughout the years, the near half-hour performance special offers fans a glimpse into a live tour that never was, while also reminding them of the artist’s unique stage presence and incredible performances delivered across his entire catalogue.
'You Heat Me Up, You Cool Me Down’ features a setlist of 17 songs that span the acclaimed artist’s entire discography including fan favorites “Easy Easy,” “Baby Blue,” “Out Getting Ribs” and more. In addition to the album’s upcoming digital release, the project is slated for a physical LP release on December 10th. A very limited amount of LP purchases will be bundled with an exclusive zine featuring tour and BTS photos curated by Archy.
“Once spilt into the cheap 4 tracks and pirate software, now collosos energy redeemed into small diaphragms. Sat on toilets imagining the moment other animals would sing the very vibrations back to them. Climbing a ladder of fulfilment, that fullfills neither need or want, but in ascent maybe the organised grouping of heartbeats pounding into the universe for an hour and a half would not be better spent.
“I felt comfortable for once, young and uncomfortable with a tunnel of anxiety to walk through.”
'You Heat Me Up, You Cool Me Down’ Tracklist
01. Out Getting Ribs
02. Emergency Blimp
03. A Slide In (New Drugs)
04. The Ooz
05. Cellular
06. Stoned Again
07. Slush Puppy
08. Rock Bottom
09. Comet Face
10. Perfecto Miserable
11. Alone, Omen 3
12. Baby Blue
13. Half Man Half Shark
14. Underclass
15. Energy Fleets
16. Please Complete Thee
17. Easy Easy
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