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With their new album Endless Flowers out now on Souterrain Transmissions, San Diego’s Crocodiles release another of it’s multi-coloured psychedlic pop gems. Single ‘Bubblegum Trash’ is released on November 26th ahead of a one off headline show at London’s Barfly on November 17th.
Described by the BBC as “a standout effort, a dirty pop song as perfect as sleeping in the park after a misspent afternoon”, 'Bubblegum Trash' has proved a favourite at Crocodiles UK live shows this year. Shows that so far have included a tour supporting The Cribs, an unforgettable packed out Thames riverboat show and Sex Pistol Paul Cooke joining them onstage at 1234 Festival.
Hear ‘Bubblegum Trash’ here:
http://soundcloud.com/souterraintransmissions/crocodiles-bubblegum-trash
Crocodiles have existed in various incarnations since 2008, evolving from the original core of Brandon Welchez and Charles Rowell into the five-piece we see today. With two previous albums, 2009’s Summer Of Hate and 2010’s Sleep Forever, the band garnered righteous praise for their intoxicating blend of scuzzy, surfy, lo-fi noise pop and their thrilling live shows. But, finding themselves having to make a hasty exit from their San Diego hometown last spring, they headed to Europe, landing in Berlin to rehearse and record their superb third album, Endless Flowers.
CROCODILES EU TOUR:
Described by the BBC as “a standout effort, a dirty pop song as perfect as sleeping in the park after a misspent afternoon”, 'Bubblegum Trash' has proved a favourite at Crocodiles UK live shows this year. Shows that so far have included a tour supporting The Cribs, an unforgettable packed out Thames riverboat show and Sex Pistol Paul Cooke joining them onstage at 1234 Festival.
Hear ‘Bubblegum Trash’ here:
http://soundcloud.com/souterraintransmissions/crocodiles-bubblegum-trash
Crocodiles have existed in various incarnations since 2008, evolving from the original core of Brandon Welchez and Charles Rowell into the five-piece we see today. With two previous albums, 2009’s Summer Of Hate and 2010’s Sleep Forever, the band garnered righteous praise for their intoxicating blend of scuzzy, surfy, lo-fi noise pop and their thrilling live shows. But, finding themselves having to make a hasty exit from their San Diego hometown last spring, they headed to Europe, landing in Berlin to rehearse and record their superb third album, Endless Flowers.
CROCODILES EU TOUR:
- Saturday, November 17 - London, UK @ Barfly
- Monday, November 19 - Lyon, France @ L'Epicerie
- Tuesday, November 20 - Paris, France @ Le Divan Du Monde
- Wednesday, November 21 - Dijon, France @ Generiq Festival / La Vapeur
- Friday, November 23 - Nantes, France @ Le Stereolux
- Saturday, November 24 - Rennes, France @ L'Antipode
- Sunday, November 25 - Eindhoven, Netherlands @ Area 51
- Tuesday, November 27 - Charleroi, Belgium @ Eden (Brasserie)
- Wednesday, November 28 - Dudingen, Switzerland @ Bad Bonn
- Friday, November 30 - Milano, Italy @ Plastic
- Saturday, December 1 - Bologna, Italy @ Covo
- Sunday, December 2 - Padova, Italy @ Loop
- Monday, December 3 - Rome, Italy @ XS Live
- Tuesday, December 4 - Turin, Italy @ Astoria
- Thursday, December 6 - Barcelona, Spain - Club Prmiavera / Mercat de les Flors
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