Ahead of the release of their debut album, Howling at a Concrete Moon due 14th April via Chillburn Recordings, UK band Pynch have shared a video for LP single “Tin Foil”. The video was directed by Spencer and Scott Enock

Of “Tin Foil”, band leader Spencer Enock shares: “When we play live I always jokingly introduce ‘Tin Foil’ as being about conspiracy theories but really, I think it’s about how complex and overwhelming the modern world can be.

It feels like we’ve been in one form of crisis or another for my entire adult life and this song is about our over-exposure to that level of stimulation and the need to escape it all and ‘get lost forever.

It’s definitely one of our most upbeat and irreverent song so it feels right to be releasing it at the beginning of spring and just before the album comes out”.

To record Howling At A Concrete Moon To record the album, the band enlisted Andy Ramsay of Stereolab to co-produce alongside Spencer and augment his home recordings. They worked together across ten intense days at his studio in Bermondsey at the start of 2022, recording an array of material for the album with the tongue-in-cheek mantra of ‘any old shit will do’ powering them through. “Working with Andy on the album was such a fun experience” Spencer says. “We managed to get so much done and were laughing pretty much the entire time. He had a lot of creative ideas and helped us record things that would have been impossible for us to do at home.” The album was then mixed by Tom Carmichael (Porridge Radio/Matt Maltese) over in Margate where Spencer and Scott both went to school.

Pynch
Howling At A Concrete Moon
Tracklist:

Haven’t Lived a Day
Disco Lights
Tin Foil
Maybe
2009
The City (Part 2)
The City (Part 1)
Karaoke
London
Somebody Else

Pynch 2023 Tour Dates

Thurs 20th April – Where Else, Margate
Fri 21st April – Moth Club, London
Sat 22nd April – Hope and Ruin, Brighton
Sun 23rd April – Heartbreakers, Southampton
Weds 26th April – The Adelphi, Hull
Thurs 27th April – The Castle Hotel, Manchester
Fri 28th April – The Crofters Rights, Bristol
Sat 6th May – L’International, Paris
Fri 12th May – V11, Rotterdam