By Mary Chang on Thursday, 8th November 2018 at 6:00 pm
Back in the March, Gengahr released their album ‘Where Wildness Grows’. In their effort to keep pushing boundaries, back in September, they released one-off single ‘Atlas Please’. It’s interesting in itself simply for who ended up producing it: Jack Steadman, frontman of Bombay Bicycle Club (you remember them). Although the single’s accompanying promo video has its moment of weirdness, as you might expect from this band based on previous visual efforts, I give them full props for including some truly stunning landscapes here. Watch the video for ‘Atlas Please’ below. Our full archive of Gengahr can be accessed through here.
By Mary Chang on Tuesday, 5th June 2018 at 6:00 pm
When Gengahr‘s music first turned up at TGTF Towers a few years, I didn’t really know what to make of them. Were they weird and wonderful, or just weird? Back in March when Carrie and I were preparing to go out to Austin for SXSW 2018, they released sophomore album ‘Where Wildness Grows’, the follow-up to their well-received 2015 debut ‘A Dream Outside’. They’ve now revealed a video for ‘I’ll Be Waiting’, a track appearing on their current album. It features live action and animation and was directed with past video collaborator Jamie Whitby. You can watch the new promo video for ‘I’ll Be Waiting’ below. ‘Where Wildness Grows’ is available now from Transgressive Records. For all past coverage on Gengahr here on TGTF, come through.
By Mary Chang on Thursday, 19th October 2017 at 9:00 am
Have you been wondering where those weirdos Gengahr have gone? (I say the word ‘weirdos’ with love.) The ‘Powder’ lads have announced their return, revealing their second album will be titled ‘Where Wildness Grows’. ‘A Dream Outside’, which didn’t impress me much but apparently was widely appreciated across the blogosphere, their debut album from 2015. They have also announced a UK tour for next spring; tickets are on sale now. Have a taste of Gengahr’s upcoming record from new taster ‘Mallory’, streaming below the list of tour dates. ‘Where Wildness Grows’ will drop on the 9th of March 2018. To read more about the London group on TGTF, go here.
Saturday 21st April 2017 – Newcastle Think Tank
Sunday 22nd April 2017 – Leeds Brudenell Social Club
Monday 23rd April 2017 – Glasgow King Tut’s
Tuesday 24th April 2017 – Manchester Gorilla
Thursday 26th April 2017 – Birmingham Hare and Hounds
Friday 27th April 2017 – Nottingham Rescue Rooms
Saturday 28th April 2017 – Bristol Thekla
Sunday 29th April 2017 – Southampton Joiners
Monday 30th April 2017 – Cambridge Portland Arms
Wednesday 2nd May 2017 – Brighton Haunt
Thursday 3rd May 2017 – London Koko
Friday 4th May 2017 – Cardiff Globe
They’ve done so well on their first outing, now they’ve also got a deluxe version of ‘A Dream Outside’ that includes their surprise EP ‘Tired Eyes’ that appeared this month. The title track of the EP has its own promo video that owes much to both the band’s own devoted fans and October’s most important holiday, Halloween (duh). Have a watch of it below.
For all of our past coverage on TGTF on Gengahr, go here. The deluxe version of ‘A Dream Outside’ is available now from Transgressive Records.
By Mary Chang on Saturday, 29th August 2015 at 10:00 am
Gengahr have a new promo out this week for ‘Fill My Gums with Blood’. Frontman Felix Bushe of the band had this to say about the storyline: “The video is supposed to capture the feeling of nature over nurture. We wanted the video to be very intimate but in this love story it ends with tragedy.”
I have to admit that I was so very chuffed this promo isn’t (entirely) filled with tons of cartoony, fake bodily fluids! And for any men – or any women with low registers such as myself – take good care that you don’t hurt your vocal cords reaching for these falsetto lines. Watch the video below. (I laughed at the end.)
By Mary Chang on Monday, 24th August 2015 at 4:00 pm
Last week, Gengahr revealed this tour video from this past winter, when they went out on tour with alt-J. It’s backed by their song ‘Trampoline’, which figures on their debut album ‘A Dream Outside’, released back in June on Transgressive Records. (Read my review of their debut here.)
You can catch Gengahr on their headline tour in October in the UK that begins in Brighton on the 6th of October; all the dates are listed here. For more on Gengahr on TGTF, head this way.
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