Brutalligators release final single from Debut Album, due November 5th

After a string of singles including Coffee & Codeine (which was released alongside their own coffee), This House and Protect Yr Own, Brutalligators release the fan favourite, Don't Talk To Me, just a week before the release of their long-awaiting debut album titled This house is too big, this house is too small.

Coming from a very specific place, a lot of the songs on THITBTHITS were started in a period of intense loss and heartache at the beginning of 2020. For frontperson and lyricist, Luke Murphy, what started as an outpouring of grief, anger, hurt and loss, ended up as a study of the dying years of a relationship, ultimately leading to acceptance and understanding, both of the situation and themself.

The Hertfordshire based pile of limbs, Brutalligators, formed in the dying embers of 2016 by vocalist Luke Murphy, guitarist Paul Wade, bassist Simon Lee and drummer Rhys Kirkman. Taking cues from midwestern emo bands like The Promise Ring, high-energy punk like PUP and heart-on-sleeve Australian indie like The Hard Aches, Brutalligators mix it together to play energetic and happy sounding songs about heartbreak, life going wrong and all of the injustices in the world today.

Produced by Tom Hill (Muttering, Death Goals, Modern Rituals, Cassels) in 2020 between lockdowns, the album features friends of Brutalligators, Lily Rae of Fightmilk and Leah Sidebotham lending their vocal talents, and Tom Hammond of Lakes providing brass tracks after guesting on the 2020 Christmas single, Drunk Christmas (Forget This Year).

LIVE DATES

• 3rd November - Le Pub, Newport*
• 4th November - Subside, Birmingham*
• 5th November - The Pipeline, Brighton*
• 6th November - Fest Shalom, London*
• 12th November - The Blue Moon, Cambridge

*supported by Buds.

supported by Fightmilk