Alpines focus on climate change with compelling new track "Full Bloom"
In light of the recent UN Climate Change report, Alpines reveal "Full Bloom", a track emphasising the need to focus on our planet and its future.
Alpines have revealed the title-track of their forthcoming third record.
Speaking about the new single, vocalist Catherine Pockson explains, "The title is in reference to the beauty of the natural world which is so fragile, as well as a nod to what we feel we have achieved musically."
Pockson adds, "The song is about the climate crisis, our love of the earth, and how time is really running out. The refrain "everything has to change” is both a plea for definitive action, and a wake-up call to those who have yet to accept the reality. If we don’t completely change our way of life within the next few years, the damage to the natural world will be irreversible – some of it already is.”
"Full Bloom" arrives after earlier singles "Out of View", "Alright" and "Be Yours".
Alpines' new album follows their 2016 sophomore record Another River.
Tracklist:
- Full Bloom
- Out Of View
- Alright
- Heavy Metal
- Human
- Too Young
- Ghosts
- Be Yours
- Summer Run
- Eyes Open
- 3D
- Archangel
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