The band who we tipped for great things back in 2020 announce their debut album ‘Lost in a Rush of Emptiness,‘ which is reassuringly the most Bleach Lab-sounding title you could hope for, and it’s due on September 22nd via Nettwerk Records. The album was produced by Catherine Marks, known for her work with PJ Harvey, Foals, The Big Moon, and the new boygenius album. They’ve also announced a headline tour.
‘Counting Empties’ builds on themes of heartbreak and isolation laid out in their previous single ‘Indigo’, as the band reflect on “how having a difficult relationship with alcohol can hinder romantic and personal relationships. A battle with your own mind to do better and a vulnerability of asking someone patience and forgiveness, although you may not feel you deserve it”
Can’t quite believe we are saying this but our debut album ‘Lost In A Rush Of Emptiness’ will be out on 22nd September and you can pre-order it now! You have no idea how much this means to us, thank you to everyone who has supported us up to this point.
After releasing three EPs, they are now release their debut album “Lost In A Rush Of Emptiness”, where the band felt free to experiment, always keeping true to their alternative nature. The songs on it are packed with widescreen, dreamy soundscapes that pushed their aesthetics forwards and continued the experimentation that exists at the heart of the project.
Perfect songs deserve perfect visuals, Bleach Lab certainly have a knack for capturing emotions with graceful understatement and poetic beauty, and they do so yet again on their new track ‘Counting Empties’ which arrives replete with a stunning video.
Bleach Lab proudly call themselves perfectionists. The South London formed in 2017 as a duo of bassist Josh Longman and guitarist Frank Wates, they then recruited vocalist Jenna Kyle before reaching their final form at the start of 2021 with the recruitment of drummer Kieran Weston.
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