Flowers Must Die return with new album for Rocket Recodings
Swedish Psych outfit Flowers Must Die return in April with a new full length album for Rocket Recordings. Following last year's excellent Sister Valsen EP and a mind blowing performance at Liverpool Psych Fest, the band release 'Kompost' on April 28th. Check out the video for new track 'Hit' below.
They'll also be heading out on tour in April to celebrate the launch of the album.
13 April / Kraken / Stockholm / Sweden
14 April / Crypt / Linkoping / Sweden
25 April / The Prince Albert / Brighton / UK
26 April / The Shacklewell Arms / London / UK
28 April / The Cube / Bristol / UK
Flowers Must Die took their name originally from an Ash Ra Tempel song, and the krautrock influences of both the strains of Amon Düül II and the repetition of Can lurk within 'Kompost's overgrown sonic pathways. Yet the album shows them honing their improvisatory excursions into coherent songcraft amidst spectral techno and cosmic disco shapes, as the angular post-punk pop of The Sugarcubes sits alongside the narcotic clanguour of prime Royal Trux, and one-take spontaneity locks horns with nocturnal revelation.
