Guillemots

Guillemots to release four albums in six months

Guillemots have never been ones to let the grass grow and sound their return this year with a leviathan task.

They’ve been in lockdown, squirreling away in the name of art for a labour of love which will last six months and which will produce a quartet of sparkling new albums, baked and served straight from the oven, no messing around.

Immersed in the solitary splendour of the Norwegian wilderness,
Fyfe Dangerfield, Magrao, Aristazabal Hawkes and Greig Stewart have taken up this self-imposed challenge with their trademark élan.

The proof is in the pudding ‘ first LP ‘Hello Land!’ ‘ an easy breezy, earthern ode to springtime featuring the Norwegian Flute Ensemble and produced by Jonas Raabe.

Experimental, orchestral, psych-tinged, balladeering tendrils wrap themselves around falsetto and sixties’ girl group melodies for a lush record which adds the first brushstroke to this forthcoming masterpiece.

As the band themselves say; ‘We hope it makes friends with your ears.’

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Fyfe Dangerfield to play London headline

Fyfe Antony Dangerfield Hutchins (born 7 July 1980) is an English musician and songwriter, best known for being the founding member of the Avant-garde pop band Guillemots. Born in Birmingham in 1980, Dangerfield was classically trained from a young age. Although originally from Moseley, he moved to Bromsgrove at the age of 8. He studied at Bromsgrove School. He was also music teacher at Cranbrook College for a brief period. Dangerfield is releasing the album Fly Yellow Moon under his own name on January 18, 2010Fyfe Dangerfield will plays a Bloomsbury Theatre headline show. After sell out success on his UK dates back in January, we are pleased to announce a special show at the beautiful Bloomsbury Theatre in London on April 27th. Tickets will go on general sale Friday morning 26th Feb at 9am. There are a limited number of pre sale fan tickets available today Thursday 25th February exclusively from fyfedangerfield.com . To buy tickets at £15 (+£2.25 booking fee) Fyfe also has some t-shirts available for £12 per shirt, or £10 if you buy with a ticket.