Swedish indie-pop purveyors Sad Day For Puppets have confirmed they will be heading out on a UK tour in February to support their last album and to co-inside with the release of their new single on February 7.
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Sad Day For Puppets – Pale Silver And Shiny Gold
Sad Day For Puppets supersede their spooky but sedate debut Unknown Colors with the more urgent and high-tempo Pale Silver and Shiny Gold.
TLOBF Show: A Place to Bury Strangers & Sad Day for Puppets!
TLOBF, in association with Green Mind promotions, have a gig double-header to leave ringing in your ears and eyes gazing shoe-wards…
Sad Day For Puppets announce new single and UK tour
A Sad Day For Puppets have announced a set of tour dates supporting A Place To Bury Strangers and a new double A sided single.
Truck Festival (Truck 12) – Oxford 25-26 July 2009
Truck successfully manages to grow a little larger every year whilst still keeping its warm, small, distinctly family and quite local feel. Jude Clarke reviews.
Sad Day For Puppets – Unknown Colors
Catchy pop couched in distorted guitar and thick bass, Sad Day For Puppets know what to steal and how to drop what they’re juggling. They’re a Swedish indie pop menace. They must not be allowed to stop!
On Song :: Sad Day For Puppets
We’ve been enjoying Sad Day for Puppets lush shoegazing sounds for a number of weeks now. So, with the release of their album, what better time to get them to do our On Song feature.
Sad Day For Puppets announce album, single and tour!
Swedish indie-pop purists Sad Day For Puppets release their eagerly-awaited debut album Unknown Colors on June 1 via the marvellous Sonic Cathedral. To coincide with the release, the band are set to tour the UK in May.
