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King Hannah

Tell Me Your Mind And I'll Tell You Mine - 2023 Repress

    Sometimes a band arrives out of nowhere, with a fully formed sound ready to fill a stadium. King Hannah are one of those bands. The Liverpool band led by the creative force of Hannah Merrick and Craig Whittle have arrived with ‘Tell Me Your Mind and I'll Tell You Mine’, an EP that is both soothing in its moods and intoxicating in its rushing soundscapes, containing a sound that is both brand new and completely mature. Their neon guitar lines and intimate torchlight vocals put the everyday on a pedestal, lifted by melodic licks that swell into dense and swirling atmospheric textures.

    ‘Tell Me Your Mind and I'll Tell You Mine’ sounds like late nights and early mornings, from the beauty and closeness of acoustic guitar in opener "And Then Out of Nowhere, It Rained", to the final immersive thicket of distorted guitars in “Reprise (Moving Day)”. In between, "Meal Deal" is smoky backroom Americana transposed onto the precarity of finding somewhere to live; "Bill Tench" feels like melancholic euphoria of travelling in fast cars at night – drums flash past like lines on the asphalt with angular guitars.

    "Crème Brûlée" is a moody fugged-out ballad for the everyday, and "The Sea Has Stretch Marks" conjures a whirling post-rock exploration of cinematic memories. King Hannah lean in to immersive moments in their music.

    TRACK LISTING

    1. And Then Out Of Nowhere, It Rained
    2. Meal Deal
    3. Bill Tench
    4. Crème Brûlée
    5. The Sea Has Stretch Marks
    6. Reprise (Moving Day)

    King Hannah

    I'm Not Sorry, I Was Just Being Me / Tell Me Your Mind And I'll Tell You Mine

      King Hannah has proven themselves one of the break out indie stalwarts of 2022. Their debut full length album, I’m Not Sorry, | Was Just Being Me - an inspired melding of American influences as diverse as Red House Painters, Mazzy Star and Smog with more British sources like PJ Harvey and Portishead - offers a stunning showcase of the Liverpool duo’s talent.

      To celebrate a banner year for the band, City Slang will release a limited double deluxe edition vinyl containing the band's debut album & EP including a bonus track of "State Trooper" (Bruce Springsteen Cover). This all comes in newly designed gatefold packaging with printed inner sleeves. An indie retail exclusive, this edition will only have a run of 1700 units world wide (hand-numbered). 

      TRACK LISTING

      LP 1 – I’m Not Sorry, I Was Just Being Me
      1. A Well-Made Woman
      2. So Much Water So Close To Drone
      3. All Being Fine
      4. Big Big Baby
      5. Ants Crawling On An Apple Stork
      6. The Moods That | Get In
      7. Foolius Caesar
      8. Death Of The House Phone
      9. Go-Kart Kid (Hell No!)
      10. I’m Not Sorry, | Was Just Being Me
      11. Berenson
      12. It’s Me And You, Kid

      LP 2 – Tell Me Your Mind And I’ll Tell You Mine
      1. And Then Out Of Nowhere, It Rained.
      2. Meal Deal
      3. Bill Tench
      4. Créame Brilée
      5. The Sea Has Stretch Marks
      6. Reprise (Moving Day)
      7. State Trooper (Bonus Track)

      King Hannah

      I'm Not Sorry, I Was Just Being Me

        Liverpool duo Hannah Merrick and Craig Whittle, aka King Hannah release their debut LP I’m Not Sorry, I Was Just Being Me via City Slang.

        The first single from the album, All Being Fine, sets the stall perfectly for the rest of I’m Not Sorry, I Was Just Being Me, drenched as it is in cinematic, often immersive and offbeam soundscapes, punctuated by lyrics that are darkly romantic and thrillingly sardonic in equal measures. Written and then recorded with additional musicians Ted White, Jake Lipiec, and Olly Gorman in just eight months, the LP is a bold, memorable, even startling document of a dream shared, an ambition fulfilled and a vision realized. I’m Not Sorry, I Was Just Being Me is a spectacular debut from the duo and a clear indication this is the beginning of a long, fruitful journey for King Hannah.

        King Hannah make music that lives somewhere between the gorgeously meditative pop of Yo La Tengo and the beautiful drama of Sharon Van Etten.

        STAFF COMMENTS

        Laura says: This is just fantastic. Brooding desert blues from the dust-bowl of erm, Liverpool! Hannah Merrick's vocals, which fall somewhere between Mazzy Star's Hope Sandoval and Sharon Van Etten, float over a beautifully narcotic backdrop of intricate guitar melodies and gentle drum rhythms that slowly build to a crescendo on album closer "It's Me And You, Kid".

        TRACK LISTING

        A1. A Well-Made Woman
        A2. So Much Water So Close To Drone
        A3. All Being Fine
        A4. Big Big Baby
        A5. Ants Crawling On An Apple Stork
        A6. The Moods That I Get In
        B1. Foolius Caesar
        B2. Death Of The House Phone
        B3. Go-Kart Kid (HELL NO!)
        B4. I’m Not Sorry, I Was Just Being Me
        B5. Berenson
        B6. It’s Me And You, Kid

        King Hannah

        Tell Me Your Mind And I'll Tell You Mine

          Sometimes a band arrives out of nowhere, with a fully formed sound ready to fill a stadium. King Hannah are one of those bands. The Liverpool band led by the creative force of Hannah Merrick and Craig Whittle have arrived with ‘Tell Me Your Mind and I'll Tell You Mine’, an EP that is both soothing in its moods and intoxicating in its rushing soundscapes, containing a sound that is both brand new and completely mature. Their neon guitar lines and intimate torchlight vocals put the everyday on a pedestal, lifted by melodic licks that swell into dense and swirling atmospheric textures.

          ‘Tell Me Your Mind and I'll Tell You Mine’ sounds like late nights and early mornings, from the beauty and closeness of acoustic guitar in opener "And Then Out of Nowhere, It Rained", to the final immersive thicket of distorted guitars in “Reprise (Moving Day)”. In between, "Meal Deal" is smoky backroom Americana transposed onto the precarity of finding somewhere to live; "Bill Tench" feels like melancholic euphoria of travelling in fast cars at night – drums flash past like lines on the asphalt with angular guitars. "Crème Brûlée" is a moody fugged-out ballad for the everyday, and "The Sea Has Stretch Marks" conjures a whirling post-rock exploration of cinematic memories. King Hannah lean in to immersive moments in their music.



          TRACK LISTING

          A1. And Then Out Of Nowhere, It Rained
          A2. Meal Deal
          A3. Bill Tench
          B1. Crème Brûlée
          B2. The Sea Has Stretch Marks
          B3. Reprise (Moving Day)


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