Idles detail debut record Brutalism
14 November 2016, 16:25
| Written by
Laurence Day
Visceral post-punk troupe Idles have detailed their debut record Brutalism and announced a massive UK tour.
Brutalism is released 10 March and will follow a handful of highly rated EPs, including this year's MEAT and META releases. We've already heard a few singles that'll be on the release, including the pummelling "Divide & Conquer" and the Mary Berry-referencing "Well Done" - if you need more of an idea of what to expect, the band say "it’s a real bastard."
The Bristol quintet are set to support their debut record with a lengthy UK tour next spring, with headline shows confirmed for London's Moth Club and their home city's Fleece.
March 2017
- 6 - Cambridge Portland Arms
- 8 - Bristol The Fleece
- 9 - Colchester Arts Centre
- 10 - London Moth Club
- 12 - Southampton The Notes Café
- 14 - Birmingham The Hare And Hounds
- 15 - Guildford Boileroom
- 16 - Brighton The Prince Albert
- 17 - Tunbridge Wells Forum
- 18 - Bedford Esquires
- 20 - Oxford The Bullingdon
- 21 - Sheffield The Plug
- 22 - Newcastle-Upon-Tyne Think Tank
- 23 - Aberdeen Tunnels
- 24 - Dundee Buskers
- 25 - Edinburgh Sneaky Pete’s
- 27 - York The Crescent
- 28 - Hull The Adelphi
- 29 - Nottingham The Bodega
- 30 - Liverpool O2 Academy 2
- 31 - Wakefield Unity Hall
April 2017
- 3 - Stoke-On-Trent The Sugarmill
- 4 - Preston Guildhall
- 5 - Cardiff Clwb Ifor Bach
Tickets for Idles' upcoming shows are on sale now. Find out more.
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