By Alex Pearson
Racing Glaciers return with a stellar new single, ‘Samadhi (So Far Away)’. Which is out this June, and ahead of their debut album release through Killing Moon Records this August.
The 5-piece from Macclesfield have been building loads of hype leading up to their debut album release this summer. Not to mention tons of support from BBC Radio 1 and 6 Music DJs including Annie Mac, Huw Stephens, Greg James, Fearne Cotton and Steve Lamacq. Previous tracks, ‘What I Saw’ and ‘Seems Like A Good Time’ have impressed young indie fans last year and have kept increasing their fan base further.
The band has also performed at the BBC Radio 1 Big Weekend, Liverpool Sound City, The Great Escape Festival, Secret Garden Party, London Calling in Amsterdam, Berlin Music Week, Y Not Festival, Wakestock and Beacons, as well as a 35-date UK tour late last year.
Racing Glaciers will release this new single ‘Samadhi (So Far Away)’ this June, the first exciting glimmer of what is to come from their debut album release ‘Caught In The Strange’ this August, and a track that pulls together all that is great about the 5-piece from Macclesfield, as gloriously cinematic, inventive and essential as we need right now.
Racing Glaciers release their debut album ‘Caught In The Strange’ on August 5th 2016.
