Goat Girl announce their self-titled debut album with new track ‘The Man’

After sharing ‘Cracker Drool’ and B-side ‘Scream’ late last year, Goat Girl have shared details of their upcoming debut album!

According to Rough Trade, their self-titled record will be out on 6th April and its set to be 19 tracks long. Speaking of the LP on the Rough Trade site, the band said: “Simply put, it’s an album that comes from growing up in London and the first-hand experience of our city’s devolution. We wanted to think of it as this place seen not necessarily just through our eyes, but someone who can’t get past the abnormalities and strange happenings that exist in our city. We think this gives the freedom lyrically and musically to explore unspoken truths and emotions that we all as humans feel”. See the tracklisting below.

01. Salty Sounds

02. Burn the Stake

03. Creep

04. Viper Fish

05. A Swamp Dog’s Tale

06. Cracker Drool

07. Slowly Reclines

08. The Man with No Heart or Brain

09. Moonlit Monkey

10. The Man

11. Lay Down

12. I Don’t Care Part 1

13. Hank’s Theme

14. I Don’t Care Part 2

15. Throw Me a Bone

16. Dance of Dirty Leftovers

17. Little Liar

18. Country Sleaze

19. Tomorrow

They’ve also shared ‘The Man’, another whip-smart, scuzzed-up number with some brilliantly ramshackle, laid-back harmonies and twangy riffs. It’s also got a killer, explosive hook to boot!

Goat Girl are also gearing up to go on a string of UK tour dates in March and April, which kick off at Manchester’s Deaf Institute and end at The Haunt in Brighton (with a huge date at London’s Garage and much more in-between). Tickets are on sale now. They’re also set for this year’s Green Man.

Catch up with our Class of 2018 interview with Goat Girl here.

Listen to ‘The Man’ and see their upcoming UK and Ireland tour dates below.

MARCH

31 Manchester, Deaf Institute

APRIL

01 Cardiff, Wales Goes Pop

09 Newcastle, The Cluny

10 Edinburgh, Sneaky Pete’s

12 Liverpool, The Magnet

13 Dublin, Grand Social

14 Sheffield, Picture House Social

16 Birmingham, Hare & Hounds