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Next month, Young Fathers, the Scottish trio who don\u2019t match into any form of style or class, will lastly comply with up their much-loved 2018 album Cocoa Sugar<\/a><\/em> with a brand new LP referred to as Heavy Heavy<\/em>. The group recorded Heavy Heavy<\/em> in a basement studio with out friends, but it surely doesn\u2019t sound like they sacrificed any of their scope for in-the-moment immediacy. We\u2019ve already posted the early singles \u201cGeronimo<\/a>,\u201d \u201cI Saw<\/a>,\u201d and \u201cTell Somebody<\/a>.\u201d Today, we get one other one.<\/p>\n \u201cRice\u201d is the opening observe from Heavy Heavy<\/em>, and it units a triumphant and ritualistic tone. The tune evokes outdated spirituals, pairing straining-for-transcendence group vocals with sweaty organ, rumbling percussion, and deep bass burbles. It sounds historical and mystical however nonetheless important. As with the opposite Heavy Heavy<\/em> singles, \u201cRice\u201d additionally has an summary video from director David Uzochukwu. Check it out beneath.<\/p>\n Heavy Heavy<\/em> is out 2\/3 on Ninja Tune.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n