Current Affairs - Off The Tongue - COMPACT DISCS [CD]
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To call Current Affairs a Glasgow band may initially seem misdirection. Though Joan Sweeney (ex-Rose McDowall's Band, Aggi Doom, The Royal We) is a lifer, Sebastian Ymai (Comidillo Tapes, Pissy, Anxiety) came from Chile via York, recently relocating to Berlin in 2021, and new member Gemma Fleet (The Wharves, Order of the Toad, Dancer) alongside Andrew Milk (Shopping, Pink Pound) were persuaded to leave London for the 'second city' after touring through with previous bands. However, Glasgow is the heart and hub of the band's music, musical life and the place where Off the Tongue was solidified and produced. Their current line up formed in 2020, but the four have been circling each other for years, touring and playing with their previous bands within the close UK network of DIY music. Following on from 2019's singles collection, Object & Subject, the wait for their debut full-length may belie the urgency of it's sound. Songs that were written in pieces over a long time and distance, but fully formed in the instant of the recording room across just a few days by producer Ross McGowan at Chime Studio. These new songs feel a little brighter than their previous offerings, yet still hold true to their propulsive and caterwauling sound. Still embryonic in the most exciting way that that can be. Current Affairs' music straddles new-wave pop and gothic post-punk in the way that you should expect a Glasgow-Berlin band to do so with grit and panache. Written from within the world of crumbling services, broken bonds and wounded spirits, Off the Tongue rolls off an ecstatic rage, filled with hope for you, them and everyone else. It's a rallying cry away from hopelessness, forgiving your fears and laying them to waste.1. No Fuss2. Reactor3. Right Time4. Riled5. Get Wrecked6. Regardless7. Cahoots8. Casual Radicals9. Big Limit10. Her Own Private Multiverse
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- GenreRockDescriptionTo call Current Affairs a Glasgow band may initially seem misdirection. Though Joan Sweeney (ex-Rose McDowall's Band, Aggi Doom, The Royal We) is a lifer, Sebastian Ymai (Comidillo Tapes, Pissy, Anxiety) came from Chile via York, recently relocating to Berlin in 2021, and new member Gemma Fleet (The Wharves, Order of the Toad, Dancer) alongside Andrew Milk (Shopping, Pink Pound) were persuaded to leave London for the 'second city' after touring through with previous bands. However, Glasgow is the heart and hub of the band's music, musical life and the place where Off the Tongue was solidified and produced. Their current line up formed in 2020, but the four have been circling each other for years, touring and playing with their previous bands within the close UK network of DIY music. Following on from 2019's singles collection, Object & Subject, the wait for their debut full-length may belie the urgency of it's sound. Songs that were written in pieces over a long time and distance, but fully formed in the instant of the recording room across just a few days by producer Ross McGowan at Chime Studio. These new songs feel a little brighter than their previous offerings, yet still hold true to their propulsive and caterwauling sound. Still embryonic in the most exciting way that that can be. Current Affairs' music straddles new-wave pop and gothic post-punk in the way that you should expect a Glasgow-Berlin band to do so with grit and panache. Written from within the world of crumbling services, broken bonds and wounded spirits, Off the Tongue rolls off an ecstatic rage, filled with hope for you, them and everyone else. It's a rallying cry away from hopelessness, forgiving your fears and laying them to waste.1. No Fuss2. Reactor3. Right Time4. Riled5. Get Wrecked6. Regardless7. Cahoots8. Casual Radicals9. Big Limit10. Her Own Private MultiverseArtistCurrent AffairsTitleOff The TongueFormatCDLabelTough Love
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