Still Corners "Cuckoo"

Still Corners Announce North American Tour + MP3 download for Cuckoo London based Still Corners are jumping the pond in support of their Sub Pop debut, Creatures of an Hour, which will be available on Oct 11 in North America and world-wide on October 10. The band, comprised of Tessa Murray (vocals), Greg Hughes (guitar and keys), Leon Dufficy (guitar), Luke Jarvis (bass) and Paul Mayhew (drums) fuse a whispered intimacy with a sonic emotional expansiveness that linger like half-remembered dreams. The group’s lead single “Cuckoo” is available to stream/download by clicking here. For more information on Still Corners please visit: www.subpop.com/artists/still_corners Tour dates: SAT 10/15 Pensacola FL DeLuna Festival SUN 10/16 Atlanta, GA The Earl MON 10/17 Charlotte, NC Snug Harbor TUE 10/18 Washington, DC DC9 WED 10/19 Philadelphia, PA Kung Fu Neckite THU 10/20 CMJ FRI 10/21 CMJ SAT 10/22 Boston, MA Great Scott MON 10/24 Montreal, QC Il Motore TUES 10/25 Toronto, ON Drake Underground THU 10/27 Chicago, IL Schubas FRI 10/28 Minneapolis, MN 7th Street Entry MON 10/31 Vancouver, BC Media Club TUE 11/1 Seattle, WA Sunset Tavern WED 11/2 Portland, OR Mississippi Studios FRI 11/4 San Francisco, CA Rickshaw stop SAT 11/5 Los Angelese, CA Bootleg ...as gooey and refreshing as a long afternoon in a hotel jacuzzi. The wispy London dream-poppers put those drums front and center of the track, and everything else here-- the ghostly goth-sprite vocals, the organ purrs, the delicate guitar flutters-- exists just to back up that thump-thumpthump-smack. And so the whole thing works as a floaty, ephemeral treat, a happy flirtation with the song's gushy girl-pop ancestors. This sort of blissed-out, subconscious-needling pop music, after all, works best when it remembers that it's still pop music. ("Endless Summer" Song Review 2010)- Pitchfork ...[Still Corners] sound is totally fresh thanks to one of the most gorgeous voices we've heard in a long time...gauzy and ethereal, like she's singing behind an organza veil, and the eerie organs and echo-y drums that accompany her help paint a picture that is both chilling and absolutely beautiful. It's the perfect soundtrack to a close encounter with the third kind (you know, if you ever happen to have one). ("Endless Summer" Song Review 2010)- Nylon Mixing 60s production with dream-pop shimmer, are these wafty British etherealists heralding a new golden age of indie? (Band of the Day 2010)- The Guardian