Egyptian Blue Announce Debut Album, ‘A Living Commodity’, Share Lead Single. 

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Today, Brighton’s Egyptian Blue announce details of their debut album, titled A Living Commodity, set for release on October 27th via YALA! Records. Accompanying the album’s announcement, the band have also shared its lead single, Skin.

Inspired by a tale of a surgeon with a twitch, the band state of the single:

’Skin’ was a demo I wrote on my balcony on a hot summer’s day. I became completely infatuated with the shakers, insisting that this is a shaker song and the rest is background noise. It’s a simple song and kind of structurally unorthodox. But again as many EB songs have the tendency to complicate simple ideas, ‘Skin’ certainly wasn’t an exception. I see wide-open spaces snapping into a tight and clean portrait and back and forth between them. It toys with the idea of being ok then not ok and pining to wear another’s ‘Skin’ in the climate of discontent in yourself and your situations.

Since their formation after Andy Buss and Leigh Ambrose bonded over early Foals and The Maccabees, the band have ridden high on a wave of hype – supporting the likes of The Murder Capital and an unforgettable set at London’s All Points East. 

To celebrate the release of their debut album, Egyptian Blue will be heading out on an extensive tour this November – including a show at London’s iconic The 100 Club.  Tickets are available here.*

Egyptian Blue Tour Dates

  • July 22nd – Blue Dot Festival, UK
  • July 29th – On The Beech, Brighton, UK (with Royal Blood) 
  • September 22nd – Reeperbahn Festival, Germany 
  • October 19th – Left Of The Dial Festival, Netherlands 
  • November 2nd – Hyde Park Book Club, Leeds, UK
  • November 3rd – The Shipping Forecast, Liverpool, UK
  • November 4th – McChuills, Glasgow, UK
  • November 5th – YES Basement, Manchester, UK
  • November 7th – Patterns, Brighton, UK
  • November 8th – Hare & Hounds 2, Birmingham, UK
  • November 9th – 100 Club, London, UK
  • November 10th – Clwb Ifor Bach, Cardiff, UK
  • November 11th – The Louisiana, Bristol, UK
  • November 12th – Heartbreakers, Southampton, UK
  • November 28th – La Boule Noir, Paris, France
  • November 29th – La Rodia, Besancon, France 
  • November 30th – , L’Astrolabe, Orleans, France
  • December 1st – Rock School Barbey, Bordeaux, France
  • December 2nd – Le Temps Machine, Tours
  • December 3rd – L’Aeronef – Lille – France 
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Katie Macbeth

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Katie Macbeth is a freelance music journalist for Indie Is Not A Genre based out of Manchester, presenter of @drunktankthink, and post punk enthusiast.



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