The Japanese House announces new album ‘In the End It Always Does’
Amber Bain has also shared her newest track, ‘Sad to Breathe’.
Amber Bain has also shared her newest track, ‘Sad to Breathe’.
She last released her EP ‘Chewing Gum’ in 2020.
Featuring the brand new single 'Dionne' with Bon Iver's Justin Vernon.
The biggest and best tracks of the week, rounded up and reviewed.
It's the second track lifted from Amber Bain's forthcoming EP, due next year.
It's Amber Bain's first release since March's debut album 'Good At Falling'.
The Japanese House’s long-awaited debut is fuelled by death and heartbreak, but there’s a defiance to it too. We meet Amber Bain in Berlin to talk mushrooms, weird dreams and new beginnings.
The event takes place in Hamburg this September.
Annabel Allum and Maven Grace are also confirmed for the event.
Tonight confirms Amber Bain as a performer who finally seems comfortable in her own skin.
Wolf Alice, Foals and Two Door Cinema Club are set to headline the weekender.
They'll join Two Door Cinema Club, Nile Rodgers & Chic and Shame at the Sheffield event.
Everything Everything, Jenny Lewis and Honeyblood will also appear on the Suffolk weekender's bill.
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It's taken from Amber Bain's debut album 'Good At Falling'.
A magical debut.
We chat to Amber Bain about defiance in the face of heartbreak and grief in our March issue, out this Friday (1st March).
The March mag - out Friday (1st March) - also features The Japanese House, Fontaines DC, Karen O & Danger Mouse and lots, LOTS more.
The March mag - out Friday (1st March) - also features The Japanese House, Fontaines DC, Karen O & Danger Mouse and lots, LOTS more.
All the biggest and best tracks of the week, rounded up and reviewed.
Amber Bain's debut album 'Good At Falling' comes out this March.
Amber Bain's debut album 'Good At Falling' comes out this March.
She’ll be hitting the road following the release of ‘Good At Falling’.
After emerging in a shroud of mystery and refining her sound over multiple EPs, personal upheaval proved the driving force necessary for Amber Bain’s debut full-length to finally take shape.