Warmduscher - Too Cold To Hold

Soho Red-Light vinyl includes signed print from Warmduscher Official Store (warmduscher.tm.stores) Runouts are etched.

Tracklist

1. A1. An Introduction by Irvine Welsh
2. A2. Fashion Week
3. A3. Pure at the heart
4. A4. Top Shelf
5. A5. Body Shock
6. A6. Cleopatras
7. B1. Immaculate Deception
8. B2. Out of Body
9. B3. Staying Alive
10. B4. Too Cold to Hold
11. B5. Weeds in your Garden

Warmduscher announce details of their new album Too Cold To Hold, featuring Irvine Welsh, Lianne La Havas, Janet Planet, Jeshi and CouCou Chloe.Comprised of Clams Baker Jr., Benjamin Romans Hopcraft, Adam J. Harmer, Marley Mackey, Quinn Whalley, and Bleu Ottis Wright, Too Cold To Hold is undoubtedly their best and most ambitious album to date. Taking on board the repetitive and polyrhythmic grooves of gqom (an alluring South African take on house music), adding in a dash of hip hop flavours and even jazz, and then harnessing that to their punk-funk, disco pogo, it's a spellbinding mix. The album is produced by the band's Ben Romans Hopcraft alongside Jamie Neville.Talking about the first track to be taken from the album, 'Fashion Week', which is a joyous account of fashion's die-hard fans rather than the more visible arrivistes or dilettantes, Clams said: ""Those that will do anything to become that thing. That creation. And live it. It's real artistry when you don't have the means and you're doing it. You're hustling to get on the guest list, you get in, you're done up by means that you can't really afford, whatever you do... It's a celebration of people who will do whatever to look good and feel good and step above wherever they are in their own minds.""A legendary live act, driven and led by the charismatic Clams Baker Jr, they are one of the most exciting bands to come out of London in recent years. Too Cold To Hold sees the band stretch out, open up and produce their most dazzlingly eclectic and honest album to date.

Warmduscher announce details of their new album Too Cold To Hold, featuring Irvine Welsh, Lianne La Havas, Janet Planet, Jeshi and CouCou Chloe.Comprised of Clams Baker Jr., Benjamin Romans Hopcraft, Adam J. Harmer, Marley Mackey, Quinn Whalley, and Bleu Ottis Wright, Too Cold To Hold is undoubtedly their best and most ambitious album to date. Taking on board the repetitive and polyrhythmic grooves of gqom (an alluring South African take on house music), adding in a dash of hip hop flavours and even jazz, and then harnessing that to their punk-funk, disco pogo, it's a spellbinding mix. The album is produced by the band's Ben Romans Hopcraft alongside Jamie Neville.Talking about the first track to be taken from the album, 'Fashion Week', which is a joyous account of fashion's die-hard fans rather than the more visible arrivistes or dilettantes, Clams said: ""Those that will do anything to become that thing. That creation. And live it. It's real artistry when you don't have the means and you're doing it. You're hustling to get on the guest list, you get in, you're done up by means that you can't really afford, whatever you do... It's a celebration of people who will do whatever to look good and feel good and step above wherever they are in their own minds.""A legendary live act, driven and led by the charismatic Clams Baker Jr, they are one of the most exciting bands to come out of London in recent years. Too Cold To Hold sees the band stretch out, open up and produce their most dazzlingly eclectic and honest album to date.