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Former Black Midi member Cameron Picton launches new band My New Band Believe with thrilling single ‘Numerology’
My New Band Believe's debut album, inspired by Cameron Picton’s fever-dream illness, drops April 10 with UK and North American tours announced by Rough Trade Records.
- On April 10, Cameron Picton announced My New Band Believe's self-titled debut album will be released via Rough Trade Records, with a UK tour starting April 28 in Glasgow.
- After Black Midi confirmed an 'indefinite' end last summer, the band, formed in 2017, earned acclaim with their 2019 debut 'Schlagenheim' and released three studio albums.
- Drawing on 'weird imagery' Picton experienced while ill, the album is almost entirely acoustic with minimal reverb, a full string section, and performances by Kiran Leonard, Caius Williams, Steve Noble, and Andrew Cheetham.
- Ahead of the album's release, 'Numerology' will appear as a bonus 10" and on a bonus 103 version and Deluxe CD, Picton says.
- A North American tour will follow the album, with dates in late May and early June in Philadelphia, New York, Kingston, Montreal, Toronto, Detroit and Chicago, including venues like PhilaMOCA and Mercury Lounge.
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Cameron Picton, one of the members of the black midi fire, embarks on a new adventure because it is necessary to occupy the rainy days with Josh Finerty (bass), King David Ike-Elechi (drums) and Seth Evans (claviers). The band is called My New Band Believe, they are signed by Rough Trade as by chance. We listen to "Numerology", the first single. My New Band Believe, Cameron Picton's new nugget We find the madness of Black Midi, this side a bit c…
Black Midi’s Cameron Picton officially launches My New Band Believe
Happy Mag https://happymag.tv My New Band Believe (Cameron Picton’s new band, that is) has a new single out now. Cameron Picton, Black-midi bassist, co-vocalist and songwriter, is back with a new band, and... Happy Mag https://happymag.tv
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