| Hot on the tails of their first BBC Radio One play from Huw Stephens, Brighton feminist electro-punk trio CLT DRP are rapidly gaining pace, with their latest track ‘I Kill For Nothing’ out now via Small Pond Records. Commenting on the new single, front woman Annie Dorrett says: “I Kill For Nothing is a self-reflective ballad about unraveling the parts of yourself that you hate and the consequences it has on the world and people around you.” The darkly atmospheric track shows yet another side to their highly experimental and diverse output, and is the latest to be taken from their debut album Without The Eyes released via Small Pond Records on 28th August 2020. The trio recently announced a rescheduled run of UK headline tour dates for September 2020. Tickets are on sale now, see below for full listings. Hailing from Canada, Greece, and the UK, band members Annie, Daphne and Scott collectively make up CLT DRP—the unknowing rebuttal to rehashed punk, f*cked up social notions and modern, illiberal backlash. Drawing influence from musically-diverse acts ranging from The Prodigy, ho99o9, and Death Grips to Meshuggah, with a splash of Peaches thrown into the mix for good measure, CLT DRP’s following is as broad as their music. Wherever they play, audiences are blown away by the energy and intensity they bring to their live performances. Previously-released singles ‘Speak To My’, ‘Where The Boys Are’, ‘Worth It’ and ‘Like Father’ have received increasingly high profile support from Guitar World, London In Stereo, Bristol In Stereo, Fred Perry Subculture, DORK Magazine, Louder Than War, VISIONS, NARC., Come Play With Me, New Noise Magazine, Atwood Magazine, Digital Tour Bus and many more. Radio support for the band continues to grow with further spins from BBC 6Music’s Tom Robinson & the Iggy Pop show (The Big Moon sitting in), Radio X, BBC Introducing in the South, and Hoxton FM. Without The Eyes is released 28th August 2020 via Small Pond Records CLT DRP Rescheduled 2020 Live Dates: 12 SEP BRISTOL – THEKLA (BREAKFEST) 13 SEP SOUTHAMPTON – THE JOINERS 21 SEP STOKE-ON-TRENT – THE UNDERGROUND 22 SEP SHEFFIELD – NETWORK 2 23 SEP LEICESTER – THE SHED 25 SEP BRIGHTON – THE GREEN DOOR STORE 26 SEP CHELTENHAM – FROGFEST |
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