Norwich alt/noise rock band Eat Your Own Head release their newest single today, ‘Trawler.’
Photo credit: Jason Gaim
The track is taken from their upcoming EP, ‘The Trawler’, set to release May 31st.
Commenting on the track, front man and lyricist Ash Woolnough says: “‘Trawler’ is about the feeling of disconnection, as I rummage through the tangled net of adult life. Like the fisherman that doesn’t get to eat his catch.”
The single reveals the EP’s main lyrical themes of emotional baggage, vices and restlessness.
The EP’s lead single ‘Chest Pains’ was released earlier this year.
Eat Your Own Head have built a strong live reputation and have been on to play all over the UK.
This includes support slots with acts such as The Physics House Band, St. Pierre Snake Invasion, Sugar Horse, The Guru Guru, Lunch Money Life, My Octopus Mind and many more.
The band have a selection of Uk tour dates lined up for the summer months.
Eat Your Own Head 2024 UK Tour Dates:
04/07 – New Cross Inn, London
19/07 – Coda, Colchester
20/07 – Wharf Chambers, Leeds
23/09 – Maui Waui Festival, Norfolk
Tickets: http://www.eatyourownhead.com/live
Photo credit: Jason Gaim
Eat Your Own Head online:
https://www.eatyourownhead.com
https://www.instagram.com/eatyourownheadmusic/
https://www.facebook.com/eatyourownheadmusic
https://twitter.com/eyohmusic
https://www.drongorecords.com
Read about Eat Your Own Head’s debut album ‘Neck-Deep In The Blyth’ here:
Eat Your Own Head announce new album, ‘Neck-Deep In The Blyth’
