Stream The Horrors album Primary Colours here!

The Horrors new album Primary Colours has scored a glowing 9/10 album review in NME:

"Time will tell how Primary Colours stands up to the likes of Loveless or Psychocandy, but right now, this feels like the British art-rock album we've all been waiting for"

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Take a listen and judge for yourself:

Buy the album on iTunes.

Primary Colours is out in Australia on May 2 through XL/ Remote Control.

The Horrors premier new album at London show

NME reports The Horrors premiered their new album at a London show at Bethnal Green's Rich Mix Cinema, earlier this week.

Their album Primary Colours will be released here on May 2 through XL.

We posted the mp3 and video of The Sea Within A Sea last week but if you're hungry for more, check out this track by track review on The Quietus.

The Horrors - Sea Within A Sea mp3

When a mysterious, unnamed counting down clock appeared on the Horrors Website, speculators and fans naturally assumed that this clock counted down to the release of new, never before heard Horrors material. On the 17th of March the band unveiled their first single ‘Sea Within A Sea’ from their upcoming album ‘Primary Colours’.

Drainpipes and amazing hair still intact, the band seem to have matured musically producing this 8 minute epic that swerves towards their influences in Joy Division and Kraftwerk. .In their track-by-track summary of the ‘Primary Colours’ NME described “Sea Within A Sea” as “An eight-minute Spacemen 3-meets-Neu! odyssey of ominous motorik rhythms, Faris’ mournful incantations and an expanding starfield of synths.” Phew! Now, we do realise that the Horrors may be the darlings of NME, but this ain’t no exaggeration! Check it out for yourself…

Sea Within A Sea [mp3]


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New video for The Horrors - Sea Within A Sea

The Horrors have signed to XL. Check out the video for The Horrors track 'Sea Within A Sea' from their forthcoming album Primary Colours out May 2.

As the XL blog says "[eight] minutes long and taking in Neu!, gloomy post-punk, C86 indie and acid house ... we never knew the Horrors had it in them."

An "8 minute kraut-goth workout" indeed.



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