Bleech 9:3 Share Brooding New Single Figure 8
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London-based Irish band Bleech 9:3 released their latest single, “Figure 8,” on August 19, via Polydor Records. The track, produced by Dan Carey, arrives as the group prepares for an extensive European tour, including high-profile appearances at Reading & Leeds and a headline run across the UK and Ireland.
The Production Pedigree Behind “Figure 8”
The release of “Figure 8” follows their self-titled five-song EP released this past May. The track features the production work of Dan Carey, an industry veteran known for shaping the sounds of Fontaines D.C., Kae Tempest, and Wet Leg. The sonic landscape of the single is further refined by mixer Rich Costey, whose extensive credits include work with Arctic Monkeys and Bruce Springsteen. Frontman Barry “Baz” Quinlan characterizes the song as “the product of crying quietly so your flatmates don’t hear you,” a sentiment reflected in the track’s blend of moody vocals and urgent, squalling guitar work.
Strategic Growth and Industry Recognition
The industry has taken notice, with artists like Lewis Capaldi, Sam Fender, and Fontaines D.C.’s Grian Chatten reportedly recommending the band to their own networks.
Logistical Realities of a Major European Tour
The band’s current touring schedule represents a significant operational undertaking, moving from support slots for Wunderhorse in Belfast and Cork to a headline tour concluding in mid-December.
Touring Infrastructure and Revenue Streams
The following dates highlight the band’s upcoming performance footprint:
- August 25–26: Belfast and Cork (supporting Wunderhorse)
- August 28–30: Reading, Leeds, and Electric Picnic festivals
- September 4–18: European Psych Festivals and club dates in Paris, Amsterdam, Berlin, and Brussels
- November 7: Iceland Airwaves
- November 27 – December 17: UK and Ireland headline tour
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