Kids In Glass Houses have released their new track ‘Rothko Painting’.
It marks the third single from their upcoming album ‘Pink Flamingo’, due 25th October; their first full-length release in 11 years.
Vocalist Aled Phillips explains the song’s theme: “The song is about self-destructive behaviour and plays out like an intervention. It opens from the viewpoint of concerned friends and then becomes the internal monologue of the person in question.”
‘Pink Flamingo’ represents a significant return for the band, blending the energy of their earlier work with new ambitions. “It feels like a new start, rather than us just churning out a fifth album,” Aled notes. “As much as people ask for another ‘Smart Casual’, we couldn’t write it and I don’t think they’d really want it anyway.”
Check it out below.
Kids In Glass Houses have also not long announced a series of intimate UK shows for November:
NOVEMBER
1 Arts Club, Liverpool
2 The Crossing, Birmingham
3 Chalk, Brighton
4 EngineRooms, Southampton
6 The Waterfront, Norwich
7 Stylus, Leeds
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