12'' EP - Limited Edition Vinyl. Irish 3-piece garage punk band Adore have announced their debut EP BITER is set forrelease on 26th Sept through their new label Big Scary Monsters. Blending punk sensibilities, firmly grounded by crunchy guitar and powerful drum and bass combo, the trio have been gigging relentlessly, supporting the likes of The Scratch, 86TVs, Bug Club, Sprints and Cardinals, across Ireland and have seen lots of support from press and radio from the like of The Guardian, So Young Magazine, The Line of Best Fit, Clash Magazine, Steve Lamacq (R6) and Craig Charles (R6).BITER is a collection of tracks written before and after the bands formation, documenting a long lesson in being loud and biting back, while describing an obsession with childhoodmannerisms that are carried on into adulthood. Alongside the EP release, Adore plan to tour at the end of year across Ireland with a huge show at Button Factory in Dublin in November.Fans Also Like: The Last Dinner Party, KEG, Sleeper, The Breeders, Echobelly, Lambrini GirlsPress:“Adore sign to Big Scary Monsters and share "Show Me Your Teeth" - The Line Of Best Fit“Hotly tipped Irish punk trio Adore have signed to Big Scary Monsters, and today theyrelease their blistering new single, ‘Show Me Your Teeth’” - Soundsphere Mag“This is garage punk, full of bone-rattling energy which shakes the whole room” - God Is In The TV“Stay Free Old Stranger sounds like raging garage-y alt-rock, until the tempo suddenlydrops, there’s a spoken-word interlude and it returns reborn as ferocious hardcore punk. Familiar yet surprising.” - The Guardian"Adore rip through toxicity and manipulation with blistering intensity...Adore are transcending the Irish garage punk scene" - The Line of Best Fit“Propulsive garage rock...A hot punk nucleus glows at the centre of their every statement" - So Young Magazine"A dose of garage punk bedlam from the Irish risers...barbed piece of garage punk that plays by its own rules" - CLASH Magazine“Infectious, riotous garage-punk" - DIY Magazine"Full-blooded garage punk gem...the rising band have energy, effervescence, and just the right amount of edginess” - Wonderland Magazine"Buzzed and fuzzed garage rock which never loses sight of its melodic force” - Nialler9"A scuzzy grungey ramshackled bundle of raucous energy” - God Is In The TV
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