The History Of Apple Pie To Release New Single ‘Glitch’,
Announce New UK Shows Inc Shepherd’s Bush Empire With Phoenix
London-based indie five-piece The History Of Apple Pie have just announced a handful of live dates and festival appearances over the next few months together with two special releases for Record Store Day and a digital single ‘Glitch’ in May.
The band will play a two London shows in April, including one at Shepherds Bush Empire as special guests of Phoenix on 22nd April followed by a headline show at White Heat the following night.They then make appearances at Wychwood, Long Division, Best Kept Secret, Truck, Stockton, Y Not and Victorious Festivals over the summer months.
The band will also release two special singles, limited to 1000 vinyl copies each, on Marshall Teller to celebrateRecord Store Day on the 20th April 2013.
First up is a 12″ repressing of an original sold-out 2011 release of a split single that not only features The History of Apple Pie’s ‘Tug’, but also tracks by Gross Magic, Echo Lake and Novella. The second release is a split 7″ on blue vinyl featuring ‘Glitch’ from their acclaimed debut album ‘Out Of View’ and ‘Dromes’ by Young Husband on the flipside. ‘Glitch’ will also be released digitally on the 27th May.
Formed just over two years ago, The History Of Apple Pie line up is centered around the songwriting partnership of Stephanie Min (Vocals) and Jerome Watson (Guitar) together with Kelly Owens (Bass), James Thomas (Drums) and Aslam Ghauri (Guitar).
They recently released their debut album ‘Out Of View’ on Marshall Teller Records which was self produced, mixed by Charles ‘Chicky’ Reeves and engineered by Joshua Third of The Horrors, who also added his unique guitar sound to the albums closer ‘Before You Reach The End’.
Stream ‘Out Of View’ in full over on Clash: http://www.clashmusic.com/features/listen-the-history-of-apple-pie-out-of-view
Watch and embed the glitzy performance video for ‘See You’, as directed by Camille Benett:
“‘See You’ is a distillation of everything we love about them. Buzzsaw guitars lead the way (courtesy of ‘the new Coxon’, Jerome Watson), leaving singer Stephanie Min’s sugary sweet vocals to do the rest.” NME
“Ten giddy teenage anthems thudding to earth packed with lust, heartache and the need to dance all night, Out of View is a lesson in emotional literacy all of its own. “ The Arts Desk
LIVE DATES:
APR 22ND SHEPHERD’S BUSH EMPIRE, LONDON (supporting Phoenix)
APR 23RD WHITE HEAT, MADAME JOJO’S, LONDON (w/ Kill Moon) – get tickets
JUN 1ST WYCHWOOD FESTIVAL, CHELTENHAM RACE COURSE
JUN 8TH LONG DIVISION FESTIVAL, WAKEFIELD
JUN 22ND BEST KEPT SECRET FESTIVAL, NETHERLANDS
JUL 19TH TRUCK FESTIVAL, (BIG TOP STAGE)
JUL 27TH STOCKTON WEEKENDER
AUG 4TH Y NOT FESTIVAL, PIKEHALL, DERBYSHIRE
AUG 25TH VICTORIOUS FESTIVAL, PORTSMOUTH
www.thehistoryofapplepie.com
www.marshalltellerrecords.com