Purson, the female-fronted UK band that Kerrang has described as having “the best bits of ’60s and ’70s rock – think Sabbath, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Cream… brought to 2013 in a sweet-smelling musical haze,” premiere the song Well Spoiled Machine via Pitchfork HERE.
Debut Album, The Circle And The Blue Door, Out April 30
The London-based band’s debut album, The Circle and The Blue Door, is set for an April 30 release via Metal Blade/Rise Above Records.
“best debut of 2013” – Decibel Magazine: Editor-in-Chief, Albert Mudrian
“a modern demonic sound” – BBC
“their brand of gothic psychedelia is set to take 2013 by storm” – Terrorizer
“Purson are the UK’s new ambassadors for the otherworldly” – Subterranea/Metal Hammer
Spiderwood Farm, a song singer Rosalie Cunningham penned after flipping through a copy of Sounds from 1972, is streaming via Decibel HERE. A video for Leaning On A Bear debuted last month and is viewable HERE.
Directed by Chris Martin, Rosalie said of the setting:
“We found this great place in Brixton, South London called Café Cairo that look as though it has been transplanted there from the souk in Marrakesh.”
The clip gives a perfect visual to the band’s trippy psychedelia, or as they call it “vaudeville carny psych.”
Pre-orders of The Circle and The Blue Door are available via Metal Blade at this link: www.metalblade.com/purson. Purson will make their debut U.S. performances this fall with tour dates forthcoming.
www.facebook.com/pursontheband
twitter.com/_Purson
Related articles
- PURSON Album Art Revealed, Pre-Orders Now Available (theweldingroom.com)
- CATHEDRAL Take Decibel Magazine Cover (theweldingroom.com)
- PURSON Release New Video, Album Forthcoming (theweldingroom.com)
