Primordial Radio is excited to announce that Alt-rock heroes Dinosaur Pile-Up are taking part in the Radio Residency for the month of August.
Across the Residency, guitarist & frontman Matt Bigland discusses the excitement surrounding their new album, ‘I’ve Felt Better,’ the significance of its artwork, and the challenges he faced with health issues during the pandemic.
Matt reflects on the importance of personal relationships, the influence of contemporary artists, and the energy of live performances at festivals. He also shares insights into his musical inspirations, the themes in his lyrics, and the transition to a new record label, Mascot Records, as well as the upcoming tour.
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Dinosaur Pile-Up recently released their new single, the raucous heart-on-sleeve, Sick Of Being Down. The single is taken from their first new album in six years, I’ve Felt Better, which will be released on 22 August via Mascot Records.
The band has also announced a UK tour alongside an enormous tour of the US with A Day To Remember and Yellowcard from 22 October to 22 November.
UK Tour Dates
5 Sep – XOYO, Birmingham
6 Sep – Electric, Bristol
9 Sep – Garage, Glasgow
11 Sep – New Century Hall, Manchester
13 Sep – Electric Ballroom, London
The harrowing experience Matt Bigland went through when hospitalized with ulcerative colitis in critical care is one part of his story. Adjusting to life back home came with several challenges, which he channels on their new single. Sick Of Being Down is a grungy, mesmerizing treatise on the exhaustion of balancing mental health, taking us back to Matt’s lowest point and finding empowerment in how he made it out.
Track listing
1. ‘Bout to Lose It
2. I’ve Felt Better
3. Punk Kiss
4. Sick of Being Down
5. My Way
6. Big Dog
7. Big You And Me
8. Love’s the Worst
9. Quasimodo Melonheart
10. Sunflower
11. Unfamiliar
12. I Don’t Know Nothing And Nothing Loves me
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