Anchor Lane give their all in new single and video 'I Don't Have Another Soul To Pour'

Glasgow-based alt-rock trio Anchor Lane have shared their single 'I Don't Have Another Soul To Pour'. Following the path laid out by previous single 'Stutter', 'I Don't Have Another Soul To Pour' delivers more driving riffs and incendiary energy, which we have come to expect from the Glasgow rockers. 'IDHASTP' is the second single from the band's upcoming album, Call This a Reality?, due for release 27th January.

Watch the video here: https://youtu.be/LQm_H9sii8U

Stream the song here: https://slinky.to/IDontHaveAnotherSoulToPour

Anchor Lane comment: "'I Don't Have Another Soul To Pour’ is about giving it your all but it's still not good enough. You reach a breaking point. Silence and a life void of motion is the only possible way because to live is to suffer."

Anchor Lane's upcoming sophomore album Call This A Reality? was produced by Bruce Rintoul (Twin Atlantic, Fatherson, Vukovi). Early reviews from Cyderbaby and The Moshville Times have already called the album "A masterpiece" and "Infectious" respectively, while first single 'Stutter' received airplay on the likes of BBC Radio Scotland and was made 'Track of the Week' on Planet Rock Radio.

Anchor Lane will be on tour in the UK starting 28th January to promote Call This A Reality?. Catch the band at one of the shows below:

• Jan 28: Glasgow Garage G2
• Feb 2: Bradford Nightrain
• Feb 4: Newcastle St. Doms
• Feb 5: Manchester Retro
• Feb 7: Grimsby Yardbirds
• Feb 8: Plymouth The Junction
• Feb 10: Bridgwater Cobblestones
• Feb 11: Birmingham Asylum 2
• Feb 12: Stoke-on-Trent Eleven
• Feb 14: Chester Live Rooms L2
• Feb 15: Milton Keynes Craufurd Arms
• Feb 16: Nottingham Rescue Rooms
• Feb 24: Aberdeen Krakatoa
• Feb 25: Edinburgh The Mash House

Tickets available here: https://anchorlanemusic.com/upcominggigs/

Call This A Reality? follows the band's 2020 debut album Casino, which went straight to number nine on the Official UK Rock Album Chart, as well as getting the band important support from the likes of NME, BBC Radio Scotland and Planet Rock. Despite being denied the ability to tour the album due to COVID, Anchor Lane secured performances at Download and the Isle of Wight Festival, as well as key support slots with Eagles of Death Metal, Tremonti and Skindred