British Indie Rock
Brighton, United Kingdom
Brighton,
Wadebridge, United Kingdom
St Minver, Cornwall,
Wadebridge, United Kingdom
Wadebridge, United Kingdom
St Minver, Cornwall,
Stockton-on-Tees,
Newton Aycliffe, United Kingdom
Sedgefield,
No one quite operates in the realm of the visionary Everything Everything. Setting dystopian ‘Black Mirror’ style concepts to songs which thrillingly find the sweet spot between esoteric experimentation and art-pop accessibility, the band have earned critical acclaim and a devoted following in equal measure, leading to five Ivor Novello and two Mercury Prize nominations, a run of five consecutive Top 10 albums, and major headline shows including London’s Alexandra Palace. Everything Everything have always explored grand concepts in their albums, as demonstrated by 2022’s ahead of the curve 'Raw Data Feel' (which fed everything from 4Chan forum posts to the teachings of Confucius into an AI program, and used its responses as a basis for its lyrics and titles). That continues with the release of their new album ‘Mountainhead’ on March 1st. It imagines an alternate society in which those at the lowest rung of society’s ladder are forced to work relentlessly to keep its elite, at the mountain’s peak, elevated. While it’s an idea that looks to a nightmarish future, it’s full of engaging metaphors for our current existence, from capitalism and environmentalism to religion and celebrity worship. The music is just as engaging, their art-pop heart coloured by an array of off kilter production touches and a newfound alt pop accessibility. Everything Everything will follow the release of ‘Mountainhead’ with a UK headline tour that commences on March 26th.
Read moreNo one quite operates in the realm of the visionary Everything Everything. Setting dystopian ‘Black Mirror’ style concepts to songs which thrillingly find the sweet spot between esoteric experimentation and art-pop accessibility, the band have earned critical acclaim and a devoted following in equal measure, leading to five Ivor Novello and two Mercury Prize nominations, a run of five consecutive Top 10 albums, and major headline shows including London’s Alexandra Palace. Everything Everything have always explored grand concepts in their albums, as demonstrated by 2022’s ahead of the curve 'Raw Data Feel' (which fed everything from 4Chan forum posts to the teachings of Confucius into an AI program, and used its responses as a basis for its lyrics and titles). That continues with the release of their new album ‘Mountainhead’ on March 1st. It imagines an alternate society in which those at the lowest rung of society’s ladder are forced to work relentlessly to keep its elite, at the mountain’s peak, elevated. While it’s an idea that looks to a nightmarish future, it’s full of engaging metaphors for our current existence, from capitalism and environmentalism to religion and celebrity worship. The music is just as engaging, their art-pop heart coloured by an array of off kilter production touches and a newfound alt pop accessibility. Everything Everything will follow the release of ‘Mountainhead’ with a UK headline tour that commences on March 26th.
Some of Everything Everything's most popular songs include Cold Reactor, Distant Past, No Reptiles. These tracks have impressed fans and helped cement their place in the music industry.
You can listen to Everything Everything's music on all major streaming platforms, including Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube. Their most popular songs include Cold Reactor, Distant Past, No Reptiles, and more.
Everything Everything is known for their distinctive sound in the british indie rock genre, often blending elements of experimental pop, making them a unique voice in the music world.
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