THE HORRORS’ NEW ALBUM ‘V’ OUT NOW VIA WOLF TONE/CAROLINE INTERNATIONAL 

The Horrors’ fifth album is their best yet’ – The Guardian ★★★★★

‘It’s a barrier-smashing victory march’ – NME ★★★★

‘Arguably the most consistent UK guitar band of the past decade’ – Drowned in Sound

Q ★★★★

MOJO ★★★★

The Times ★★★★

Independent ★★★★

Observer ★★★★

The Horrors have revealed a striking yet strange new video for ‘Something to Remember Me By’.

Director Max Weiland said: “this video is a comment on society’s obsession with celebrity and the music industry’s attempt to take advantage of that. A strange corporation harvests The Horrors for their real blood, sweat, tears and more, turning their bodily fluids into consumer products ready for the mass market.” 

Watch here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cbOMvegSPpc 

The track is taken from The Horrors’ critically acclaimed fifth album ‘V’, which was released this week via Wolf Tone/Caroline International.

 ‘Something to Remember Me By’ was hailed as the band’s best work to date, with The Guardian saying it is “possibly their best song yet” and DIY Magazine declaring it “unstoppably euphoric, it’s maybe the best thing The Horrors have ever written”. The album was recorded at The Church in London with producer Paul Epworth (FKA Twigs, Lorde, Adele, Florence and the Machine, Coldplay and U2).

‘V’ is the sound of a band making the most expansive and progressive music of their careers.

The album comprises:

1.    HOLOGRAM

2.    PRESS ENTER TO EXIT

3.    MACHINE

4.    GHOST

5.    POINT OF NO REPLY

6.    WEIGHED DOWN

7.    GATHERING

8.    WORLD BELOW

9.    IT’S A GOOD LIFE

10.  SOMETHING TO REMEMBER ME BY

The Horrors will tour the UK in October, tickets on sale HERE.

Full UK tour dates below: 

October 16                Mandela Hall                      Belfast            

October 17                Tivoli                                    Dublin                        

October 19                Qmu                                    Glasgow                    

October 20                Newcastle University      Newcastle                 

October 21                Leeds University              Leeds                         

October 22                Academy 1                        Liverpool                   

October 24                Institute                             Birmingham

October 25                Bierkeller                           Bristol                         

October 26                The Junction                    Cambridge                

October 28                Acca                                    Brighton                     

October 29                Koko                                    London