CoCo and the Butterfields have shared the video for their latest single, ‘Puppets’, the second track to be taken from their upcoming EP Monsters, out this Spring. Featuring an inspiring and playful narrative, the video sees a man’s frustration gradually build to unbearable levels before breaking away from the restraints of mundane day-to-day life, while the track builds through anthemic choral elements and stirring instrumentation.

The track is the second to be taken from Monsters, following the release of ‘Animals’ in January. The EP was previously released as an acoustic collection of tracks and has now been re-recorded as a fully orchestrated representation of the band’s creative evolution since their conception six years ago.

Following a nationwide tour supporting Blue October in February, the band will be performing extensively throughout the summer, including two headline shows in Margate and Cambridge this month, a slew of festivals and their own UK headline tour, starting in October.

The band have built a strong reputation as a formidable live act, having been a staple of the touring circuit for a number of years, with past performances including festival slots at Glastonbury, Isle Of Wight and Bestival, and support slots for the likes of Bastille, King Charles, Scouting For Girls and Wheatus.

2019 LIVE DATES

April

 12th – Margate, Theatre Royal

 13th – Cambridge, Junction

May

 18th – Songs From The Shed Festival, Clevedon

 25th – Ireby Festival, Cumbria

June

 22nd – Leweston Festival, Dorset

July

 20th – Chagstock Festival, Devon

 28th – Kendal Calling, Cumbria

August

 2nd – Underneath The Stars Festival, Yorkshire

 3rd – Belladrum Tartan Heart Festival, Inverness

 16th-18th – Twisted Village Festival, Winchester

September

 6th-18th – The Long Road Festival, Lutterworth

October (UK Headline Tour)

 3rd – London, Islington Assembly Hall

 4th – Oxford, O2 Academy

 5th – Nottingham, The Bodega Social Club

 6th – Birmingham, O2 Academy 3

 9th – Southampton, The 1865

 10th – Brighton, The Hope & Ruin

 11th – Honiton, The Beehive

 16th – Norwich, Open

 17th – Sheffield, O2 Academy 2

 18th – Manchester, Gullivers

 19th – Glasgow, The Hug and Pint

November

 1st – Cardiff, Clwb Ifor Bach

 2nd – Bristol, Thekla

 3rd – Plymouth, The Junction

Traversing the veil, Reen’s ‘Cerebral’ takes the listener on a journey into the depths of their own mind. Hypnotic cadences and a deep, engulfing bassline are elevated with haunting leads which weave in and out of the metaphysical soundscape. This heady roller marks the end of a year-long production hiatus from Reen, breathing new life into his art; making this a perfect offering for the vernal equinox.

In the past decade, Southern California based Reen has seen releases on Counterpoint, Ronin Ordinance, and Abducted. ‘Cerebral’ is out on Divination Recordings. In this time, this magickal adept has garnered support from several of the dons of genre. Being a staple in the area, Reen can regularly be seen on several lineups across the illustrious Los Angeles drum and bass scene.