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Band info, music and tour dates here: http://www.theslowreadersclub.co.uk ‘On The TV’ is the new single from Manchester four-piece The Slow Readers Club, the latest track to be taken from their Top 20 album Build A Tower, released earlier this year. “’On The TV’ is a song about feeling a sense of discomfort, disassociation and extreme anxiety at the state of the modern world,” says singer Aaron Starkie. “It’s a scream against everything from caged kids at the Mexican border to the rise of nationalism in the UK and US. In the verses I seek solace in family and ask my parents for guidance. It also has a great riff.“ The video blends brooding and atmospheric imagery with a mysterious narrative, cut between shots of the band performing the track in a TV studio. Set against the driving and anthemic track, the video creates an unnerving ambience to match its anxious lyricism. The video’s director, Chris Croft, explains: "As we naively wander through the world each day a barrage of opinions, agendas and messages rain down on us. I imagine all The Slow Readers Club music videos I’ve made to date to exist in the same near-future post-apocalyptic world. “‘On The TV’ is Lucca’s perspective on that world, as he tunes in to see a performance from the band, broadcast from their TV station bunker. The ending is intended for the viewer to bring their own interpretation, in our world it often feels like there’s an outside element in control - just waiting to lead us away." The band’s new album Build A Tower was released in May this year and went straight into the Official UK album chart Top 20 at number 18, 10 in the physical album chart, 4 in the vinyl chart, 4 in the indie album chart and Number 1 in the cassette chart, as well as tracks receiving extensive support from BBC 6 Music and Radio X. Last month they released For All Here To Observe, a collection of acoustic reworks including tracks spanning their entire career. The Slow Readers Club toured the UK extensively in support of the release earlier this year, which saw them sell out shows across the country including the 2,000 capacity Manchester Cathedral, within just hours of tickets going on sale, and London’s Islington Assembly Hall. This year has seen the band play numerous festivals in the UK and Europe including Kendal Calling, Beautiful Days, Reeperbahn, Haldern Pop and Kaltern Pop, as well as a headline slot at Head For The Hills Festival in Ramsbottom last month. After their slot at 2Q Festival in Lincoln, the band will embark on the final leg of their headline tour with a show at Glasgow’s School Of Art, before wrapping it up with sold-out shows at London’s Scala and Manchester’s O2 Apollo, the biggest shows of their career so far. The Slow Readers Club are: Aaron Starkie: Vocals Kurtis Starkie: Guitar James Ryan: Bass Guitar David Whitworth: Drums Featuring: Lucca Warwick Video: http://www.croftwerk.co.uk Director/Editor: Chris Croft DOP Lucca's Scenes: Mat Johns AD: Nicole Pott MUA: Dorota Poplawska Location Coordinator for Studio: Liz Starkie Studio Lighting: Ash Ennever Band assistant: Justin Godson Thanks to University of Salford students for their assistance The Slow Readers Club - On The TV (Official Video)

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