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On their debut album, the Luton duo push back against everyday rage, disillusionment and frustration with party-starting electro-punk
"I really wanted to write a song that dealt with metaphor like 'Rocket Man' or 'Goodbye Yellow Brick Road'"
The track features on their upcoming debut album, ‘It’s The Hope That Kills You’
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As well as 'Aux Romanticiser', the album features the previously released singles 'Space In The Cab' and 'Ursula'
The Luton dance-punk duo's new single longs for the heyday of late night revelry
Simon Tyrie and Georgia Hardy just want to have fun, and with their unpredictable, playful new project, they’re building a whole new world of pleasure. As they tell NME, it’s all an electrifying reaction to the dissatisfactions of the music industry and modern life
