Indoor Pets - Pathetic Apathetic - ALCOPOP280X

Indoor Pets - Pathetic Apathetic - ALCOPOP280

Pathetic Apathetic

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Cat No: ALCOPOP280

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Release Date: 17 May 2024

Label: Alcopop

Packaging Type: Gate Fold Vinyl

No of Units: 1

Barcode: 3617384834694

Genres: Indie Pop

Release Date: 24 May 2024

Label: Alcopop

Packaging Type: Digipak

No of Units: 1

Barcode: 3617384835080

Genres: Indie Pop

Description

REJOICE! Indoor Pets are back with their sophomore album 'Pathetic Apathetic', and the wonderful news is that it's HUGE! The album's anthemic singles London (Love to Hate) and Dopamine Girls have been released to a flurry of radio spins across BBC Radio 1, BBC 6 Music, Radio X, BBC Introducing, Amazing Radio and stacks more. The singles also smashed onto Spotify's New Music Friday, All New Rock, The Rock List and shockwave playlists, alongside support from DORK Magazine, The Punk Site, Noizze and many more alternative tastemakers.
Featuring the high-pitched snarl of Jamie Glass, the melodic guitar stylings of James Simpson, the rhythmic force of Rob Simpson on drums, and the ribcage-rattling basslines of Oliver Nunn, Indoor Pets have finally returned triumphant from their self-imposed hiatus with the promise of tour dates, a behemoth sophomore album, and a far darker mood.
A band that has never taken themselves too seriously, and now preparing to lay bare their internal angst for all to see, Indoor Pets are no longer pulling their punches.

Description

REJOICE! Indoor Pets are back with their sophomore album 'Pathetic Apathetic', and the wonderful news is that it's HUGE! The album's anthemic singles London (Love to Hate) and Dopamine Girls have been released to a flurry of radio spins across BBC Radio 1, BBC 6 Music, Radio X, BBC Introducing, Amazing Radio and stacks more. The singles also smashed onto Spotify's New Music Friday, All New Rock, The Rock List and shockwave playlists, alongside support from DORK Magazine, The Punk Site, Noizze and many more alternative tastemakers.
Featuring the high-pitched snarl of Jamie Glass, the melodic guitar stylings of James Simpson, the rhythmic force of Rob Simpson on drums, and the ribcage-rattling basslines of Oliver Nunn, Indoor Pets have finally returned triumphant from their self-imposed hiatus with the promise of tour dates, a behemoth sophomore album, and a far darker mood.
A band that has never taken themselves too seriously, and now preparing to lay bare their internal angst for all to see, Indoor Pets are no longer pulling their punches.
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