Daughn Gibson announces single and Rough Trade instore
Lifted from his highly acclaimed album on Sub Pop, Me Moan, Daughn Gibson has announced his next single ‘Mad Ocean’ will be released on 9 December.
Easily one of the album highlights, ‘Mad Ocean’ showcases his woozy baritone amidst fuzzed out bass and cascading bagpipes. The single will be released in conjunction with a return to these shores with UK dates confirmed for late November alongside a Rough Trade East in-store.
Listen to ‘Mad Ocean’ here: https://soundcloud.com/
Daughn Gibson Live dates:
23 November London Rough Trade East in-store 1PM
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24 November Liverpool East Village Arts Club
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26 November Edinburgh Sneaky Pete’s
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27 November Nottingham The Chameleon
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28 November Cardiff Clwb Ifor Bach
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Praise for Me Moan:
‘Revel in the murky atmospherics that surround the melancholy and extraordinary power of that voice’ Sunday Times ‘Album of the Week’
‘Its uniqueness makes it indispensable’ Time Out 4/5 ‘Album of the Week’
‘A bewitching star whose rumbling baritone may be one of the breakout voices of the year’ Shortlist
‘Me Moan is a remarkable record that takes a genre rooted in formulae and clichés – country – and spins it into something fresh, compelling and edgy’ 9/10 Drowned in Sound
‘Traditionally, country music and club-derived electronics make for awkward bedfellows, but it’s a testament to the strength of Gibson’s strange vision that Me Moan might well become a touchstone of modern-day Americana’ 8/10 Uncut
‘Gibson radiates confidence and a taste for the unexpected’ 4/5 The Guardian
‘The desolate blend of despair and deep, deep affection is unlike anything I’ve ever encountered in pop’ 4/5 The Independent
‘A woozy and intoxicating road trip’ 4/5 Q
‘4/5’ The Fly
‘8/10’ NME
‘Gibson spits steel out of one side of his mouth and syrup out of the other’ 8/10 The Line of Best Fit
‘8/10’ This is Fake DIY
‘8/10’ Clash Magazine
‘8/10’ Bearded
‘Me Moan confidently elaborates upon his already impressive vision’ 4/5 The Skinny
‘There is a Lynchian quality to his work, where you are, on one hand, disturbed, on the other, bewildered by its beauty’ 8/10 Bowlegs