Brighton indie rockers White Room have announced their first UK tour with a new double EP, Eight.

Their latest release, double A-side The Blue / Tomorrow Always Knew gives a tasteful peak at what’s to come.

The Blue is a distorted marvel with a bass-line that really makes you feel it. Exploring and challenging the feel of isolation, the track turns into a ram shackle of noisy guitar and drums before fading out.

Tomorrow Always Knew has a more psychedelic tint, making associations to Kettering darlings, Temples. The band takes inspiration from the current turmoil of the social and political climate and their refusal of apathy and ambivalence is motivating to hear. The slick nod to 60s rock inspirations in a more modern context is certainly appealing and we can’t wait to see more of this lot.

Discussing the release, the quintet stated:

In ‘Eight’ we are offering a way to lose yourself; find an escape, and to embrace the intrinsic ability music has to take you away from the harsh realities of life.

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Catch White Room on tour this Autumn.

November

25 – The Wardrobe, Leeds (Live At Leeds Ones To Watch 2018)
27 – The Hope & Ruin, Brighton
28 – Shacklewell Arms, London
29 – Actress & Bishop, Birmingham
30 – The Magnet, Liverpool

December

02 – The Eagle Inn, Manchester