Brooklyn-based Public Practice have not only announced their debut album, Gentle Grip, but also a new visual for Compromised via Wharf Cat Records.
As the ’70s revival keeps multiplying (not a complaint because we’re obsessed), Gentle Grip is punchy as it oozes of pop and suffused with no wave dark disco.
Of the track, the band’s Sam York explains, “Compromised deals with the moral gymnastics that many of us struggle with daily to be a human in this world. How do we balance our desire for material pleasures with our need to be seen as moral and good?.” Listen to the infectious track below.
13th March – New York, NY – Bowery Ballroom w/ A Place To Bury Strangers (New Colossus Fest)
28th March – Brooklyn, NY – Elsewhere w/ The Automatic and Shopping
4th April – Jersey City, NY – White Eagle w/ Parquet Courts
5th April – Ardmore Music Hall, PA w/ Parquet Courts
4th May – Southampton, UK – Heartbreakers
5th May – London, UK – Electrowerks
6th May – London, UK – Rough Trade East evening in-store
7th May – Manchester, UK – Yes
8th May – Leeds, UK – Brudenell Social Club, w/ Bambara
9th May – Glasgow, UK – KNice N Sleazy
10th May – Edinburgh, UK – Sneaky Pete’s
12th May – Birmingham, UK – Hare & Hounds
13th May – Bristol, UK – Louisiana
14th May – Brighton, UK – The Great Escape
