Something Leather have shared their new single, ‘Lullaby’. Hailed as one of the most exciting bands on the Brighton music scene, the track is the latest dose of their uniquely dark, trippy alternative rock, released via We Can Do It Records.

With an eerie intro giving way to explosive guitar riffs, driving organs and thumping drums, ‘Lullaby’ rejects the comforting implications of its name to deliver a jarring, haunting and infectious track infused with gothic undertones.

Something Leather have recently supported a multitude of upcoming bands including the likes of Black Midi, Calva Louise, Valeras, Phobophobes, Madonnatron, Saint Agnes and JOHN, gaining a significant buzz since the release of their debut single ‘Shotgun Persona’.

With a unique brand of dark pop led by the sound of their beloved ‘70s Phillips organ, which is fixed up with old parts of singer Phillie’s grandmother’s first colour TV, Something Leather’s authentic sound is completed by a bass organ, untamed baritone guitar noise and relentless drumming, contributing to an explosive live show.

Taking influence from the likes of The Kills, Wolf Alice and The Pixies, Something Leather infuse the urgency of Yak with the Swagger of the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, and will be showcasing their infectious sounds on a run of shows throughout November.

NOVEMBER 2019 TOUR DATES

1st – Portsmouth, Edge Of The Wedge (supporting Japanese Television)

2nd – Leeds, Mabgate Bleach (Dark Daze Festival)

3rd – Birmingham, The Sunflower Lounge (supporting Sarpa Salpa)

4th – Brighton, The Hope & Ruin (supporting Priests)

8th – London, Moth Club (supporting 10,000 Russos)

14th – Southampton, Heartbreakers (supporting Projector)

Founded in summer 2013, Travelin Jack have developed into one of Germany’s most unusual rock acts over the past six years, establishing their inimitable style, which is tailored to the vocals of Alia Spaceface, with several successful tours and shows at important festivals beyond the German borders.

The general flair of their current album Commencing Countdown may bring to mind great rock groups from the seventies, such as Thin Lizzy, Rush, Scorpions and Deep Purple, but the Berlin band’s compositions and the warm, analogue production of their current album are both contemporary and modern.