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Underworld Set to Release New Album 'Strawberry Hotel' on October 25

Underworld will release their new album 'Strawberry Hotel' on October 25, featuring 15 tracks, including lead single 'Black Poppies'.

Published on Monday, September 9, 2024 at 5:33 PM

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British electronic duo Underworld has confirmed the release of their highly anticipated new album, 'Strawberry Hotel', scheduled to drop on October 25, 2023. The album signals the group’s first full-length project since 2019’s 'Drift' and includes a total of 15 tracks, showcasing the duo's signature sound and innovation.

Lead single 'Black Poppies' stands out for its direct and engaging lyrics, setting the tone for the album’s eclectic exploration. The album tracklisting also features titles like 'denver luna', 'Techno Shinkansen', and 'King Of Haarlem', each promising to deliver the characteristic Underworld vibe that fans have come to know and love.

Earlier this year, Underworld performed at Manchester's Aviva Studios, where they entertained a lively crowd with their pulsating beats and electrifying visuals. Reviewer Dan McCarthy from CLASH remarked on the euphoric atmosphere, particularly during the performance of their iconic track 'Born Slippy', which has defined Underworld’s place in the electronic music scene. The audience's enthusiastic participation exemplified the connection between the band and their fans, marking a delightful moment to cap off the night.

Underworld, comprised of Rick Smith and Karl Hyde, remains a formidable presence in the music industry and is known for their immersive live shows and innovative sound. With the upcoming release of 'Strawberry Hotel', fans are eagerly anticipating how the duo will continue to evolve their artistic expression. More information about the album and ticket details can be found on CLASH.

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