tunng

Folktronica pioneers Tunng conclude their 20th-anniversary year with the new single ‘Anoraks’. Arriving ahead of their November UK and Paris tour, the psychedelic track follows their acclaimed 2024 album Love You All Over Again. Centred around a “lucid dream-like story,” the song was recorded remotely in Sweden, Margate, and London, yet achieves the band’s signature sonic unity.

Ahead of their European tour that kicks off tomorrow, tunng’s Mike Lindsay talks us, track-by-track, through their new album – ‘Love You All Over Again’ – “it’s our way of going full circle.”

Tunng share their new single and video ‘Everything Else’ featuring footage from 20 years of writing, performing and touring together, culminating in a heartfelt, nostalgia-heavy watch that perfectly matches the essence of the song.

Tunng come full circle on their new album, Love You All Over Again, returning to their folktronica roots, 20 years after their debut. Lead single ‘Didn’t Know Why’ offers some perfect Autumn Wicker Man wyrd-ness.

Loss, as a uniquely personal experience, is also what unites us, and that is what makes Dead Club so distinct. It is the bridge between technological advances and the tenderness of thought.

Tunng share new single ‘Death is the New Sex’ from their forthcoming album ‘Tunng Presents… Dead Club’ – a journey through life, death and grief.

Tunng announce Magpie Bites and Other Cuts, a collection of rare gems and oddities released from 2004 to 2018. These are the 7”s, special editions, b-sides and hidden tracks that would otherwise be lost in the ether.

Watch the video for ‘Late to the Flight’, the latest offering from LUMP – the new collaborative project between Laura Marling and Mike Lindsay of Tunng and Throws. LUMP is set for release on 1st June 2018 via Dead Oceans

Tunng share video for lead single ‘ABOP’ which brings the Moog right to your face, with a heavily swung frazzled 808 pigeon beat that builds into a magical folk-pop feast. Watch the animated video by Kijek / Adamski.

After several years away, the much-loved pastoral pop band and folktronica pioneers Tunng make their return to the stage later this year including London’s Islington Assembly Hall on 25th October. Listen to their new single ‘Flatland’ which is released today.

Today sees the release of the latest project from Diagrams. Dorothy finds Genders pursuing his love of poetry as he collaborates with 90-year- old Washington State-based poet, Dorothy Trogdon. Watch his new video ‘I Tell Myself’.

Watch the new video from Tunng. ‘The Village’ is taken from their forthcoming new album Turbines due out on June 17th via Full Time Hobby.