Enter Shikari have teased new materials on social media which will or might not function a collaboration with David Attenborough.
Rou Reynolds and Co. have taken to their official Twitter account to share a graphic that reveals the date for subsequent Tuesday (January 16). It options the band’s visuals in addition to the quantity “333”. Reynolds additionally took to his Instagram to share a clip of him singing in what seems to be a makeshift studio.
Within the clip, the band’s frontman sings “I believe I’m dropping my grip” with a cardboard cutout of David Attenborough. “Anybody who’s been in my studio within the final 12 months is aware of that David Attenborough now lives a solitary however noble life providing encouragement & recommendation to anybody who steps foot into the vocal sales space,” learn the publish’s caption.
It continued: “Right here he’s whispering candy emboldening affirmations to me while I used to be recording a brand new tune that I believe I would like us to launch asap what do yous suppose?”
— ENTER SHIKARI (@ENTERSHIKARI) January 12, 2024
Although a collaboration with the British broadcaster and biologist is probably not seemingly, followers have hinted on the potential of a collab with Fever 333 because the quantity is on the band’s graphic that was posted earlier.
The 2 bands are additionally set to head out on tour collectively subsequent month with Fever 333 serving as opening assist for Enter Shikari which can hit arenas across the UK in assist of Music Venue Belief.
The band’s newest LP launch was 2023’s ‘A Kiss For The World‘. In a four-star evaluate of the album, NME shared: “Their message is as potent as ever as is the conviction. Amid the bleakness of cost-of-living-crisis Britain, the shot of pleasure it supplies is a welcome tonic, notably from sudden quarters. Shikari have already mastered the sensation of the world retreating on their final file; this time, they’re positioning pleasure as an act of resistance.”
Final 12 months, the band referred to as for solidarity and progress in securing the way forward for the UK’s grassroots music venues – urging followers and gig areas to “present the Tory authorities and the owner c**ts that our tradition of stay music will not be on the market”.
“Grassroots venues helped us reduce our enamel, hone our craft, meet and be impressed by different musicians, and tips on how to be a correct touring band,” mentioned drummer Rob Rolfe. “It was additionally the platform to assist us attain an viewers and construct our personal fanbase.
“It’s assured that we’d not be the place we’re as we speak in our profession, with out grassroots venues – which is why it was a no brainer for £1 of every ticket from our greatest reveals to go to assist small venues. In case you ask me, that is one thing that greater venues ought to already be doing anyway.”
Rolfe continued: “Grassroots venues are greater than only a springboard for artists to go on to larger issues. They are often the guts and soul of communities. They’re locations the place folks can discover consolation and acceptance that they possibly don’t get in different components of their lives, and that’s so essential in a society the place individuals are rising more and more remoted. The native venue can typically be a secure haven for individuals who have in any other case needed to put up with undesirable stigma, bullying or being unwarrantly vilified elsewhere.”
In different information, Enter Shikari are set to play this 12 months’s version of Rock For Individuals. They can even play HellFest Open Air 2024.
