SPANISH LOVE SONGS RELEASE NEW TRACK “LIFERS TOO”

SPANISH LOVE SONGS– The emotive punk band have released a new original track, “Lifers Too”. This comes as the final installment in a line of previously reworked songs under the title “No Joy Sessions” from their critically acclaimed album.

“If you couldn’t guess, Lifers Too is a sibling song to Lifers, a companion story told from the opposite perspective. It’s a song about selfishness and the cognitive dissonance of planning for a future you don’t see yourself having.  We could never crack a satisfying arrangement in the studio, so the full version missed out on making the record. This is an expanded version of the original acoustic arrangement. I imagine we’ll still get a full band version out some day. “ says Dylan Slocum

The original album, No Joy was Produced by the band and Collin Pastore (Lucy Dacus, Julien Baker) and mixed by Carlos de la Garza (Paramore, M83, Best Coast), and was lauded by critics and fans alike for their richly personal, no-holds-barred lyricism awash in existential dread, hyper-personal cultural ruminations. These stripped versions of the songs really have them finding peace in quieter moments and embracing the negative space.

The band will play Furnace fest on Friday 3rd October (Tickets on sale HERE) before heading to Europe to perform a series of headline shows before joining Hot Water Music, Comeback Kid, Joyce Manor and more punk and alternative bands in playing the brand new travelling festival Common Thread. 

3rd October- Furnace Fest, USA

8th October – Bike Jesus, Prague, CZ (headline)
9th October Szene, Vienna, AT (headline)
10th October Club Conn, Stuttgart, DE (headline)
11th October- Stattbahnhof, Schweinfurtt, DE (headline)
12th October Legend Club, Milan IT (headline)
14th October Dynamo, Zurich, CH (headline)
15th October Kesselhaus, Wiesbaden, DE (headline)
16th October Knust, Hamburg DE (headline)

18th October- Oberhausen, Germany (fest)
19th October- Bruxelles, Belgium (fest)
20th October- Haarlem, Netherlands (fest)

22nd October- O2 Institute, Birmingham (headline)
23rd October- New Century Hall, Manchester (headline)
24th October- Rescue Rooms, Nottingham (headline)

25th October – London, UK (fest)
26th October- Leeds, UK (fest)

Common Thread Tickets onsale now – HERE
Headline shows on sale HERE