From Nothing To A Little Bit More

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Say My Name is one of the group’s strongest tracks to date, an example of their sound operating at its best, culminating in an impressive guitar solo and highlighting Alex Moore’s vocals. The technical storage or access is strictly necessary for the legitimate purpose of enabling the use of a specific service explicitly requested by the subscriber or user, or for the sole purpose of carrying out the transmission of a communication over an electronic communications network. Take ‘Sad Face Baby’ – Moore’s opening cry of “I’m lonely at the best of times / I feel so cold, but it’s warm outside” has him as direct as ever.

The Lathums Score Second UK No.1, ‘From Nothing To A Little

The rock band, formed in Wigan in Greater Manchester and signed to Island Records, were neck and neck with slowthai all through the chart week. They’re currently on the road for a full run of UK dates, which began at Liverpool’s Mountford Hall on March 6. The band brought on Matty Murphy as a replacement, but was not officially dubbed as a member until January 2023.Sad Face Baby was a fan favourite long before release, a staple in the live set even in the HBLCB chapter. It’s a fiery track too while ‘Turmoil’ has piano vibes and soft vocals, boasting stunning melodies throughout. Their debut ‘How Beautiful Life Can Be’ previously debuted at Number One in the UK albums chart in 2021, beating Drake and more to achieve the accolade. The Lathums have landed their second UK Number One with their new album ‘From Nothing To A Little Bit More’. From Nothing To A Little Bit More precedes a run of UK headline tour dates, kicking off in Liverpool next week (March 6).

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Picking up the thread that was woven through their 2021 debut How Beautiful Life Can Be, this follow-up melds the mundane and the magical, the gently euphoric indie-rock sing-alongs wrought from everyday struggles and the quiet defiance of getting through troubling times. After a couple of years building a passionate fanbase, they’d play the first non-socially distanced post lockdown gig in Liverpool. They were created by The Music Project, [2] a stage school specialising in music, art, games and media, in April 2018 after their tutor placed them in the same project group, and within a year they signed with Island Records. The music videos furthered their everyman appeal by featuring real people in local markets and cafes. The Lathums powerfully portray through their music missed opportunities; times when luck forces itself to die, and when the weight of consequence weighs heavily.Comparable to Wickerman, which in turn sees The Lathums channel Arctic Monkeys’ Humbug era, Alex has been on record saying he actually finds singing at such an impressive speed easier. Of all the indie bands to rise through the flames of lockdown, it was the heart-warming tunes of The Lathums (pronounced: The Lay-thums) which struck a chord like no other. Thank you for loving me”, he sings on the jaunty, infectious ‘Lucky Bean’ against a backdrop of trumpets and snare, while things take a turn for the worse on ‘I Know Pt 1’ (“You drove a dagger straight through my heart”), all Motown tilt and sumptuous strings.

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It precedes another single in Turmoil, a slightly surprising choice for a pre-album release which once again shows Moore at his most honest.

Say My Name is the first single from their upcoming, second album, From Nothing To A Little Bit More, out Feb 24th via Island. But instead of being bogged down by self-pity, we’re offered a fun, euphoric track with charm running through its veins. Of course, this doesn’t mean you should lock yourself in a dark room to listen to Nothing To A Little Bit More. Land And Sky develops slowly into one of the band’s most explosive songs, built around another excellent guitar solo and going in a direction we might not expect from their work to date. Regardless of where this one places on the charts, its role taken as an action-packed indie storm is hotly attractive.

The Lathums Announce Second Album From Nothing To A Little

The lengthy Undeserving swills any aforementioned ingredients into a binary structure, rarely taking any scenic routes to burgeon as The Lathums’ take on Dylan’s Desolation Row; a folky titan for those disenfranchised by adulthood.It’s almost like I’m trying to explain to you that we’ve not got this figured out yet, this life, but we’re giving it a go and we’re very happy and grateful for the position that we’re in and the opportunity people have given us—because without everybody else, music doesn’t have any connection. The humanity of us and the humanity of music, just figuring all this crazy stuff out as human beings,” frontman Alex Moore tells Apple Music. From Nothing to a Little Bit More is the second studio album by English indie rock band the Lathums. When listening on, the music will not disconnect you from your life or the world you know, but it will offer you a slender chance to dismiss oblivion.