Something For Kate's first studio album in eight years will arrive this spring.
The band Bowie once invited on tour, SFK's 'The Modern Medieval' drops 20 November."We make Something For Kate records because we love making them," frontman Paul Dempsey says. "Every song we work on is a concentrated effort. It has to be right.
"For me, that means not a word out of place and not a note out of place. That takes a lot of time, but no-one lets anything slide in this band."
The album was recorded in Byron Bay by Nick DiDia (Powderfinger, Pearl Jam, Bruce Springsteen) and mixed in Toronto by Canadian pop-electro auteur Howie Beck (Feist, Hayden, Chilly Gonzalez).
"It's the most eclectic mix of songs we've had on an album," confirms Dempsey.
The third single lifted from 'The Modern Medieval' is 'Supercomputer'.
"It's about the hidden rooms inside your brain where things sit in the dark gathering dust," Dempsey says, "until you fall asleep and dream and it's like someone stormed into one of those rooms and turned all the lights on."
'The Modern Medieval' is available on 20 November. Pre-orders now available.
