Gilla Band (fka Girl Band) Announce New Album Most Normal, Share Song: Listen

Gilla Band, who were previously called Girl Band, have announced a new album. Most Normal is out October 7 via Rough Trade. Today they’ve shared the first single, “Eight Fivers,” and its video.

“‘Eight Fivers’ is about being out of touch with modern circumstances while feeling socially limited,” singer Dara Kiely said in a statement. “Never fitting in and kind of proud of it. Stuck with what I have and happy for it. Being grateful and not fashionable, self-conscious and too aware of what is lacking. Accepting that jealousy has played a big role in my life but trying not to feed into it.”

The video was animated and directed by Mortis Studios with Ruben Hernandez.

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Most Normal:

01 The Gum
02 Eight Fivers
03 Backwash
04 Gushie
05 Binliner Fashion
06 Capgras
07 The Weirds
08 I Was Away
09 Almost Soon
10 Red Polo Neck
11 Pratfall
12 Post Ryan

Gilla Band:

07-16 Jetzendorf, Germany – Puch Open Air
07-18 Gent, Belgium – Boomtown
07-29 Waterford, England – All Together Now Festival
08-06 Genk, Belgium – Absolutely Free Festival
08-11-13 Haldern, Germany – Haldern Pop Festival
09-09 Asten Heusden, Netherlands – Misty Fields Festival
09-17 Leicester, England – Wide Eyed Festival
10-15 Birmingham, England – Future Days Festival
10-16 Bristol, England – Trinity
10-18 Leeds, England – Brudenell Social Club
10-19 Glasgow, Scotland – SWG3
10-20 Manchester, England – O2 The Ritz
10-22 London, England – O2 Forum
10-23 Brighton, England – CHALK
11-11 Kortrijk, Belgium – Sonic City Festival
11-12 Reims, France – La Cartonnerie Club
11-13 Lyon, France – Le Marche Gare
11-15 Zurich, Switzerland – Bogen F
11-16 Milan, Italy – Biko
11-17 Munich, Germany – Strom
11-19 Berlin, Germany – Lido
11-21 Copenhagen, Denmark – Loppen
11-22 Hamburg, Germany – Knust
11-24 Cologne, Germany – Artheater
11-25 Rotterdam, Netherlands – Maassilio
11-26 Paris, France – La Gaite Lyrique
12-09 Dublin, Ireland – National Stadium
12-15 Belfast, Ireland – The Empire