Showing posts with label Blanketman. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Blanketman. Show all posts

Thursday, December 09, 2021

New Entry: Blanketman Return With New Single "The Signalman"

Manchester indie rock/post punk band Blanketman have returned with their new single "The Signalman".

The new double A side 7″ titled “The Signalman / Yard Sale”, will be release on 11th Feb 2022 via [PIAS]. Get it here.

“The Signalman” is an introspective look into the day to day life of guitarist Daniel Hand, inspired by the 1976 BBC television adaptation of Charles Dickens’ The Signal-Man. It is a merging of stories real and fictional, but both equally frightening.

Take a listen below.



(facebook.com/Blanketmanband)

Tuesday, January 19, 2021

Watch: Blanketman Unveil Lyric Video For New Single "Leave The South"

Manchester indie rock/post punk band Blanketman have unveiled a lyric video for their new single "Leave The South".

The song is taken from their forthcoming debut EP 'National Trust', set to arrive in March via [PIAS]. Get it here.

Vocalist Adam Hopper says: “The song harks back to five years ago when I was living in Reading while at uni. While not a bad place, I found my final year tough and was becoming disillusioned with what I was doing and where I was. I was in a rut mentally and my friends had stayed up north and I found myself feeling increasingly isolated and skint.”

“I managed to convince myself that moving back up north would solve all my problems like it was some kind of utopia and started blaming where I was for said problems. I laugh at that now and that’s what the song is about. Although the water really does taste better up north”.”

Watch/listen below.



(facebook.com/Blanketmanband)

Tuesday, October 06, 2020

Watch: Blanketman Premiere New Single/Video "Beach Body"

Manchester indie rock/post punk band Blanketman have premiered their new single "Beach Body".

The song, produced by Luke Smith (Foals, Depeche Mode, Petite Noir, LIFE) is out today (October 6) via [PIAS]. Get it here.

Vocalist Adam Hopper says: “After a troubled lost summer, we felt we needed a new advert for British exceptionalism and the Brit abroad.”

Watch/listen below.



(facebook.com/Blanketmanband)