
Temples have unveiled a new track from their upcoming album “Volcano” and it’s another psych-pop doozy.
Bassist Tom Warmsley said of ‘Strange Or Be Forgotten’: “We’re continually inundated with pressure in modern life to have to make something ourselves and leave behind a legacy in this world.” He explained that, “‘Strange Or Be Forgotten’ is our way of questioning the necessity of having to be all so individual and unique – when really it’s our true selves that should be celebrated”.
The Kettering indie-psych outfit broke cover at the tail end of 2016, airing new material via a series of intimate shows. Second album ‘Volcano’ arrives on March 3rd,
After a shuddering start, the track evolves into a swooning, blissful pop number drenched in epic strings and wobbly synths that’ll be a euphoric ending to ‘Volcano’. It’s Temples just being themselves, and that’s just the way we like them.
The band have also announced an absolutely massive tour across the UK and Europe in March and April. Kicking off in Newcastle on 26th March, they’ll be hopping all around the continent for a month before eventually returning to Bristol to end the tour on 27th April. Standard way to round off a mammoth run of dates then.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=63&v=fEyydJOuR0A
