PREMIERE: DESERT PLANES RELEASE NEW SINGLE ‘TOGETHER APART’
The worlds of British rock and Americana colliding into a perfect indie debut’ – Radio X
Feral indie rock thrills – Clash
[A] unique chemistry between the two both in terms of songwriting prowess and their prolific live performance – XS Noize
Without doubt, one of the best live bands out there – Stereo Stickman
Off the back of their debut offering, ‘Wake In Fright’, London two-piece Desert Planes return with their brand new single ‘Together Apart’. Comprised of singer Tom Farrer and drummer Ben Niblett, the band are making waves all over the UK with their unique brand of classy indie rock.
Produced by Rich Turvey at Liverpool’s Parr Street Studios, (Blossoms, The Coral, Clean Cut Kid), ’Together Apart’ is the follow up single to the debut offering ‘Wake In Fright’, which picked up support from Radio X, BBC Introducing, Clash & more.
With atmospheric synths, driving drums and guitar, and an insatiably catchy hook, ‘Together Apart’ epitomises the universally recognised ‘on again, off again’ relationship, and portrays the light and dark, mundane and dramatic moments in all relationships. Of the track, singer Tom Farrer explains:
“Together Apart essentially is a ballad. The lyrics came about when I was showing Ben some chords on the guitar… the repetition of him practicing it and saying the words out loud resonated with me. Don’t think he ever learned those chords, but that’s drummers for you!”
The band have spent much of 2016 honing their live craft with shows around the UK, including supports with the likes of Spector and Kyko.
Desert Planes have also announced four UK dates with Johnny Lloyd in support of the single release – catch them on the road throughout September and October.
‘Together Apart’ is released via Killing Moon on 23rd September 2016.
UPCOMING LIVE DATES
28th September: Bleach, Bristol
29h September: The Camden Assembly, London
30th September: The Bodega, Nottingham
1st October: The Louisiana, Bristol
3rd October: The Finsbury, London
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