- Music
- 11 Sep 19
Squarehead announce High Time album release show
Tickets for the album release party go on sale this Friday.
With their first new album in six years just around the corner, Squarehead have announced a live launch party at The Workman's Club in Dublin on October 12.
Embracing a sound that ranges from '50s-flavoured bubblegum pop to more aggressive '90s alt-rock, the Irish garage pop band already have a slew of albums, EPs and singles to their name. Now they're set to release the long-awaited High Time on September 27, via Gugai McNamara's Strange Brew.
Since emerging in 2010, Squarehead's releases, including a music video directed by Domhnall Gleeson, have been met with critical acclaim. However, in 2014, Roy Duffy (vocals/guitar), Ian McFarlane (bass) and Ruan Van Vliet (drums) decided to take a brief step back from the spotlight. Following a rest period, they began assembling material in earnest for their third full-length project, with multiple recording sessions across 2016 and 2017 with producer Leslie Keye. They also kept themselves busy with a tour of the UK and Ireland with like-minded friends Frankie Cosmos.
After nearly a decade in the game, this new body of work finds Squarehead still learning, growing and exploring their sound - with the help of Ruadhan O’Meara (No Spill Blood/Magic Pockets) on synths and keyboard.
Tickets for High Time's launch party at Workman's go on sale this Friday at 10am. See Ticketmaster for more information.
Take a look at their new music video for 'Maybe' below:
High Time is available to pre-order now.
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