HUSKY LOOPS share new video “Fading Out” & announce headline UK tour! Also on tour with Spoon & Placebo this month! New EP out now.

Following on from a hugely successful support tour with Placebo, Husky Loops are sharing their new video for their recent single “Fading Out”, taken from their new EP, which is out now. The band will be playing shows with Spoon & Placebo this month and have also just announced a headline UK tour for February 2018

Directed by Tom Ringsby and filmed across London, the “Fading Out” video perfectly matches the enticing, punchy sounds of Husky Loops. Tom Rindsby & the band said the following about the video: “Inspired by the rhythm and the mechanical guitar riffs, we began transforming the ‘Fading Out’ into visual ideas of movement. Eventually we involved actor Sam Adamson in creating an abstract interpretation staged in the urban context the Loops daily inhabit.” 

Husky Loops are a band set on breaking the rules, bending genre boundaries and stepping boldly into the unknown. Their new EP strikes a perfect balance between the unhinged nature of their live shows and the meticulous detail that goes into every one of their studio recordings. It’s messy but precise, fierce but mellow, it’s open but intriguing.  Far-out apocalyptic arrangements collide with oddball pop structures as the group continues to define and accomplish their incredible musical vision. Their new record ‘EP2’ is out now and available digitally and on 12″ vinyl. 

Husky Loops have gained a lot of attention for their ferocious live show, having previously played hugely successful support slots for The Kills, Sunflower Bean, Yak & Estrons. Full upcoming live dates are below. 

See Husky Loops live:

Husky Loops have gained a lot of attention for their ferocious live show, having previously played hugely successful support slots November 
2nd – Brussels, Orangerie at Botanique (Spoon)
6th – Brighton, Concorde (Spoon)
7th – Liverpool, Arts Club (Spoon)
9th – Cambridge, Junction (Spoon)
10th – Amsterdam, Paradiso (Spoon)
11th – Basel, Kaserne (Spoon)
12th – Milan, Santeria Social Club (Spoon)
14th – Barcelona, Sala Apolo (Spoon)
15th – Madrid, La Riviera (Spoon)
16th – Porto, Porto Coliseum (Spoon)
17th – Lisboa, Coliseu dos Recreios (Spoon)
21st – Wolverhampton, Civic Hall  (Placebo)
22nd – Portsmouth, Guildhall (Placebo)
24th – Plymouth, Pavilions (Placebo)
25th  – Luton, The Edge
29th – Copenhagen, Loppen
30th – Hamburg, Molotov
1st – Amsterdam CineTol
2nd – Belgium Kortrijk Track Kortrijk
6th – France, Rennes Transmusicales Festival
8th – Switzerland Baden Werkk Kulturlokal
9th – Italy Bologna Covo Club
10th – Italy Turin Astoria
February 2018
16th – Sheffield, Leadmill
17th – Liverpool, Sound Basment
18th – Bristol, Crofters Rights
20th – London, The Lexington 
21st – Cardiff, Clwb Ifor Bach
22nd – Birmingham, The Flapper
23rd – Manchester, Deaf Institue
24th – Glasgow, The Garage
26th – Newcastle, Think Tank
27th – Leeds, The Chaper
28th – Southhampton, Joiners

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Husky Loops Websitefor The Kills, Sunflower Bean, Yak & Estrons. Full upcoming live dates are below. 

– New EP ‘EP2’ out Oct 6th
– Placebo, Superfood & Tigerclub support dates this Oct full UK tour this November! 

With their new EP, ‘EP2’ set for release this Friday (Oct 6th), Husky Loops are sharing new single “Fading Out'” from the record. The band are also set to tour with Placebo this month, as well as playing shows with Superfood & Tigerclub, which will then be followed by a full headline tour across the UK in November.

Singer Danio explains the thoughts behind the new song: “‘Fading Out’ is about leaving home. It’s open to interpretation, like most of our lyrics, but the song was inspired by both break ups and Mediterranean migrants. Musically it was really influenced by hip hop, I was listening to a lot of Pusha T and Jeru the Damaja and it’s all about rhythm”

Husky Loops are a band set on breaking the rules, bending genre boundaries and stepping boldly into the unknown. Their new EP strikes a perfect balance between the unhinged nature of their live shows and the meticulous detail that goes into every one of their studio recordings. It’s messy but precise, fierce but mellow, it’s open but intriguing.  Far-out apocalyptic arrangements collide with oddball pop structures as the group continues to define and accomplish their incredible musical vision. Their new record ‘EP2’ will be available digitally and on 12″ vinyl on Oct 6th.

Husky Loops have gained a lot of attention for their ferocious live show, having previously played hugely successful support slots for The Kills, Sunflower Bean, Yak & Estrons. Full upcoming live dates are below.

‘EP2’ track list:
1. Girl Who Wants To Travel The World (stream) (video)
2. Re-collect
3. Fading Out
4. Secret Matilda
5. Jam (Bonus Track on vinyl)

See Husky Loops live:
October
10th – Doncaster Dome (Placebo)
11th – Blackpool Empress Ballroom (Placebo)
12th – Nottingham Bodega (with Superfood)
13th – Reading Rivermead (Placebo)
14th – Cardiff Motorpoint Arena (Placebo)
16th – Portsmouth Guildhall (Placebo)
17th – Swindon Oasis (Placebo)
20th – Plymouth Pavilions (Placebo)
21st – Wolverhampton Civic hall (Placebo)
23rd – Brixton Academy (Placebo)
24th – Brixton Academy (Placebo)
26th – Manchester Star & Garter (with Tigercub)
27th – Norwich Waterfront (with Tigercub)
November
8th – Glasgow Garage Bar (attic)
9th – Leeds Brudenell Games Room
10th – Middlesborough Westgarth
11th –  Newcastle Think Tank
12th – Liverpool Studio 2
14th – Birmingham Sunflower Lounge
15th – Cardiff Clwb Ifor Bach
16th – Bristol Crofters
17th – Lexington, London
18th – Southampton Joiners
25th – Luton The Edge

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HUSKY LOOPS share new video “Girl Who Wants To Travel The World” & announce headline UK tour. New EP out Oct 6th!

– Share new video “Girl Who Wants To Travel The World“
– Announce headline UK tour
– New EP ‘EP2‘ due Oct 6th

With their new EP due Oct 6th, Husky Loops are sharing the new video for their recent single “Girl Who Wants To Travel The World”. The trio have also just announced a headline tour for this November.

Director Tom Ringbsy explains the visuals “The video is based around a realisation called Sonder. That each random passerby is living a life as vivid and complex as your own – populated with their own ambitions, worries and inherent craziness – a million stories that continue invisibly around you in which you might appear only once, as an extra sipping coffee or staring at your phone on the bus.

The overcast sky fit the surprisingly optimistic track from Husky Loops, who have agreed to score my forthcoming Where’s Wally feature film project.”

Made up of Danio (vocals & guitar), Pietro (drums & samples) and Tommaso (bass), Husky Loops first met at school in Bologna, Italy. The trio relocated to London in order to continue their studies at Music College and the Royal College of Art, at which time they joined forces to form their ultimate creation.

Following the release of their debut EP earlier this year on Alcopop Records, which gained interest and attention for its unorthodox take on modern rock music, the band went straight back into writing and preparing for their next record. Husky Loops are set on pushing their sound to the sonic limits, twisting and distorting the music they make in order to tell different stories and journey into unexplored territories.

Whilst the band’s sound may feel like it’s rooted in pitch-black, industrial realms, Husky Loops’ draw influence from all ends of the musical spectrum, playing with hip-hop arrangements and R’n’B beats in their recording process. The trio find inspiration in everything from impressionist painters and orchestral composers to Kendrick Lamar and Beyonce, whilst also citing their experience of seeing Frank Ocean perform at this year’s Lovebox festival as a very important and inspiring moment.

Recorded at Mushroom Studio in the northern Italian mountains, Husky Loops forthcoming EP focuses on capturing the group’s striking live energy, exploring new styles and melodic patterns. Whilst musically the EP is based on stomping bass grooves and abrasive repetition, the majority of the record’s lyrics are about love and the many different forms in which it is found.

“Girl Who Wants To Travel The World” is about freedom and letting someone you love go, “Fading Out” is about being forced to leave home, whilst Secret “Matilda” is about obsession. Front-man Danio is a firm believer that love today can still be a very interesting concept, if it is revisited with a more modern perspective.

Husky Loops are a band set on breaking the rules, bending genre boundaries and stepping boldly into the unknown. Their new EP strikes a perfect balance between the unhinged nature of their live shows and the meticulous detail that goes into every one of their studio recordings. It’s messy but precise, fierce but mellow, it’s open but intriguing.  Far-out apocalyptic arrangements collide with oddball pop structures as the group continues to define and accomplish their incredible musical vision.

In addition to recording the new EP, the band has played hugely successful support slots for The Kills, Sunflower Bean, Yak & Estrons. Husky Loops have gained a lot of attention for their ferocious live show and are now set to support Placebo in October as well as performing various headline shows in the next few months. Full dates are below here.

EP2′ track list:
1. Girl Who Wants To Travel The World (stream)
2. Re-collect
3. Fading Out
4. Secret Matilda
5. Jam (Bonus Track on vinyl)

See Husky Loops live:
October
10th – Doncaster Dome (Placebo)
11th – Blackpool Empress Ballroom (Placebo)
12th – Nottingham Bodega (with Superfood)
13th – Reading Rivermead (Placebo)
14th – Cardiff Motorpoint Arena (Placebo)
16th – Portsmouth Guildhall (Placebo)
17th – Swindon Oasis (Placebo)
20th – Plymouth Pavilions (Placebo)
21st – Wolverhampton Civic hall (Placebo)
23rd – Brixton Academy (Placebo)
24th – Brixton Academy (Placebo)
26th – Manchester Star & Garter (with Tigercub)
27th – Norwich Waterfront (with Tigercub)

November
8th – Glasgow Garage Bar (attic)
9th – Leeds Brudenell Games Room
10th – Middlesborough Westgarth
11th –  Newcastle Think Tank
12th – Liverpool Studio 2
14th – Birmingham Sunflower Lounge
15th – Cardiff Clwb Ifor Bach
16th – Bristol Crofters
17th – Lexington, London
18th – Southampton Joiners
25th – Luton The Edge

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HUSKY LOOPS

– Announce new EP entitled ‘EP2’
– Share first single “Girl Who Wants To Travel The World“
– EP set for release Oct 6th
– UK tour this October supporting Placebo 

Having released their debut EP earlier this year, London-based trio Husky Loops return with news of their second EP, suitably entitled ‘EP2’, which is set for release October 6th. The first single from the record “Girl Who Wants To Travel The World” is streaming online now and the band are set to support Placebo on tour this October.

Made up of Danio (vocals & guitar), Pietro (drums & samples) and Tommaso (bass), Husky Loops first met at school in Bologna, Italy. Fifteen years into the future, the trio relocated to London in order to continue their studies at Music College and the Royal College of Art, at which time they joined forces to form their ultimate creation.

Following the release of their debut EP earlier this year on Alcopop Records, which gained interest and attention for its unorthodox take on modern rock music, the band went straight back into writing and preparing for their next record. Husky Loops are not ones for convention, and challenge themselves to learn something new every time they rehearse and jam. The band are set on pushing their sound to the sonic limits, twisting and distorting the music they make in order to tell different stories and journey into unexplored territories.

Whilst the band’s sound may feel like it’s rooted in pitch-black, industrial realms, Husky Loops’ draw influence from all ends of the musical spectrum, playing with hip-hop arrangements and R’n’B beats in their recording process. The trio find inspiration in everything from impressionist painters and orchestral composers to Kendrick Lamar and Beyonce, whilst also citing their experience of seeing Frank Ocean perform at this year’s Lovebox festival as a very important and inspiring moment.

Recorded at Mushroom Studio in the northern Italian mountains, Husky Loops forthcoming EP focuses on capturing the group’s striking live energy, exploring new styles and melodic patterns. Whilst musically the EP is based on stomping bass grooves and abrasive repetition, the majority of the record’s lyrics are about love and the many different forms in which it is found.

“Girl Who Wants To Travel The World” is about freedom and letting someone you love go, “Fading Out” is about being forced to leave home, whilst Secret “Matilda” is about obsession. Front-man Danio is a firm believer that love today can still be a very interesting concept, if it is revisited with a more modern perspective.

Husky Loops are a band set on breaking the rules, bending genre boundaries and stepping boldly into the unknown. Their new EP strikes a perfect balance between the unhinged nature of their live shows and the meticulous detail that goes into every one of their studio recordings. It’s messy but precise, fierce but mellow, it’s open but intriguing.  Far-out apocalyptic arrangements collide with oddball pop structures as the group continues to define and accomplish their incredible musical vision.

In addition to recording the new EP, the band has played hugely successful support slots for The Kills, Sunflower Bean, Yak & Estrons. Husky Loops have gained a lot of attention for their ferocious live show and are now set to support Placebo in October as well as performing various headline shows in the next few months. Full dates are below here.

‘EP2’ artwork:

‘EP2’ track list:
1. Girl Who Wants To Travel The World
2. Re-collect
3. Fading Out
4. Secret Matilda
5. Jam (Bonus Track on vinyl)

See Husky Loops live:
01/09 Purple Turtle, Reading, UK
08/09 Sebright Arms, London, UK
09/09 West End Centre, Aldershot UK
23/09 Reeperbahn Festival, DE
07/10 Usher Hall, Edinburgh, UK*
08/10 Caird Hall, Dundee, UK*
10/10 Dome, Doncaster, UK*
11/10 Empress Ballroom, UK*
13/10 Rivermead, Reading, UK*
14/10 Motorpoint Arena, Cardiff, UK*
16/10 Guildhall, Portsmouth, UK*
17/10 Oasis, Swindon, UK*
20/10 Plymouth Pavilions, UK*
21/10 Civic Hall, Wolverhampton, UK*
23/10 02 Academy Brixton, London, UK*
24/10 02 Academy Brixton, London, UK*
26/10 Star & Garter, Manchester UK**
27/10 – The Waterfront Studio, Norwich UK**
* – supporting Placebo
** – supporting Tigerclub

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