Macclesfield five piece Racing Glaciers announce that their debut album Caught In The Strange will be released on August 11th 2016 through Killing Moon. Patient Man is the second track to be revealed from the album and follows on from first single Samadhi (So Far Away).
The new track showcases Racing Glaciers at their very best: whimsy lyrics combined with an ambient widescreen sound. Patient Man is a nice taste of the debut album that we’ve all been waiting for patiently.
Next to 9 previously unreleased songs, the album will also include the previous Bowie-esque single Seems Like a Good Time.
Their track First Light featured on the Transformers 4: Age of Extinction movie and won the band support from BBC Radio 1 and BBC 6Music DJ’s including Annie Mac, Huw Stephens, Greg James, Fearne Cotton and Steve Lamacq.
The band have also performed at the BBC Radio 1 Big Weekend, Liverpool Sound City, The Great Escape Festival, Secret Garden Party, London Calling in Amsterdam, Berlin Music Week, Y Not Festival, Wakestock and Beacons, as well as a 35-date UK tour late last year. Watch this space for new tour dates.
Caught In The Strange is out on August 5th 2016 through Killing Moon.
