Spielbergs - Five On It by By The Time It Gets Dark

This Is Not The End out February 1st on By The Time It Gets Dark on CD / LP / DL. Pre-order here: radi.al/SpielbergsTINTE

Spielbergs are:

Mads Baklien (guitar, vocals, synth)
Stian Brennskag (bass)
Christian Løvhaug (drums)

UK dates:

11.02.19 – Jimmy’s - Manchester
12.02.19 – The Garage (Attic Bar) - Glasgow
13.02.19 – Think Tank? Underground - Newcastle
14.02.19 – Sunflower Lounge - Birmingham
15.02.19 – Shacklewell Arms - London

Band To Watch feature at Stereogum:
www.stereogum.com/1992834/band-to-…hises/interview/

The Guardian "Ones To Watch" 2019

#1 in the Artist Chart on Hype Machine x 2

“‘We Are All Going To Die’ is the perfect introduction to the trio – with clattering rhythms and razor-sharp riffs combining for a devastating listen.” - NME

“Big, heart-on-sleeve guitar-rock with a go-for-broke anthemic intensity… “We Are All Going To Die” will have you either tearing up, punching the sky, or both.” - Stereogum

“Fans of fuzzy, propulsive cathartic jams, are about to have a new favourite band.” – Kerrang!

“Pummelling yet melodic guitars batter you round the heart with nary a pause for breath… Full of huge, lung-busting, shouting-into-the-wind vocals and relentless drums, guitars and everything else, cheerily-titled new single ‘We Are All Going To Die’ shows little concern for restraint.” - DIY

"We Are All Going To Die" is encased in a relentless soundscape of drums and guitars, owing its all-encompassing musicianship to shoegaze that is underpinned by a distinctly emo heart.” - The Line of Best Fit

“A roller coaster ride of rollicking riffs, descending and ascending with a luminous fury and friskiness, before delivering us back home again safe and sound, but breathless.” - The 405

“Guitars drill down at all angles, while the pummelling percussion sounds like a cement mixer trying to chew up a steel beam.” - CLASH

“It offers the kind of swaggering, punch-drunk escapism we used to spend all our time wishing for in our teenage years, while making it feel utterly achievable even now we’re much older and far more cynical.” – Gold Flake Paint

“Harnessing the sun-kissed escapism of road-trip-rock acts like Japandroids and Cloud Nothings, their pessimistic streak is cast aside be searing riffs and an urgency most lo-fi groups could do well to glean from.” - AnotherMan

“One of the most exciting bands of 2018.” – The i Paper