Shame - Food for Worms
The sound of a band performing at the peak of their powers.
The sound of a band performing at the peak of their powers.
The track features of their forthcoming third LP ‘Food For Worms’.
It's their first new music since the release of second album 'Drunk Tank Pink'.
When the perma-party around their breakthrough debut stopped, Shame had to look inwards and work out their next steps. In ‘Drunk Tank Pink’, however, they’ve turned them into massive strides forward.
Listen to the remix from Parquet Courts' Austin Brown now.
A sense of joy is palpable as the sun beats down on South London.
Watch the 360° video now!
Beefier, more confrontational, more dissonant than before.
Tickets go on sale next Friday!
The biggest and best tracks of the past week, rounded up and reviewed.
It's the latest taste of new album 'Drunk Tank Pink'.
It's the latest teaser of their new album 'Drunk Tank Pink'.
The biggest and best tracks of the past week, rounded up and reviewed.
They'll be taking over our Instagram tomorrow (19th November) to give us all the goss.
Recorded at Brixton Electric!
In which we talk to some of our faves about anything but music (see what we did there?)…
The boys are back with a banger!
Crash-landing into indie’s premier league with ‘Songs of Praise’, Shame have been on a round-the-world trip of gigs ever since. Knuckling down for its follow up, get ready to join the whirlwind again.
Highlights also include girl in red, CHAI and Mac DeMarco.
The gig is in memory of booking agent Chris Meredith.
We catch-up with Charlie Steen and Eddie Green ahead of their show at Goose Island's Hop Party to find out how album two is coming along.
DIY also descended on the city's Hangar 34 on the Saturday with King Nun, Lazy Day and more in tow.
The trippy new visuals star Shame frontman Charlie Steen.
They're heading up the line-up for the Goose Island Hop Party!