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“No one said that it’d be painless.” True words spoken on the upcoming first single to dawn in the new age of Kid Kapichi. “This album is very introspective.” claims frontman Jack Wilson. It’s an incredibly vulnerable period for the band, full of huge change and personal growth. An album matched sonically by a slick, clean aesthetic with a mature feel, taking inspiration from their peers, many of whom they have already shared a stage with; Frank Carter and The Rattlesnakes, Liam Gallagher, Madness, & Nothing But Thieves to name a few.“It was a very cathartic experience recording this album” continues Jack. “Ben & George have decided to step away from the band, but they were such a key part of writing it, it was great having them in the studio still. We can’t wait to show the world what we’ve been working on”. Co-produced by Ben Beetham, and Mike Horner, who have a long-standing history of crafting some of the band’s catalogue, felt like the right move to polish off this incredibly personal body of work.
Finishing off another very successful festival season for the band, Kapichi will unveil the new lineup at their final warmup show this August. “Playing these types of intimate shows with this album feels like the right move, we love to get up close and personal with the fans to share this experience with them.” With new material and dates on the way, four become two, for now..
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