Deux Furieuses Reveal New Album “Songs From Planet Earth”

Everyone knows that all great things come in threes, and Deux Furieuses deliver the goods with their seismic third full length, Songs From Planet Earth, that is full of hope and fire that burns all the brighter in these darkest of times, it finds the duo of Ros Cairney and Vas Antoniadou rising up with some of their most incendiary work to date. Songs From Planet Earth stands against the tides of political turmoil, societal inequalities and climate emergency with a barrage of ragged inflected sounds. Amongst its ranks are the insurrectionary singles including Our Day Will Come, All We Need Is Sanctuary, Know The Score and the Boris Johnson toppling Bring Down The Government, all of which contribute to this essential new effort.

“‘Songs From Planet Earth’ is a beating heart signal out from this world as we fall spinning into a vortex of pandemic, isolation, avoidable deaths, political corruption, personal mourning and ultimately survival. The album documents Ros’ journey through the pandemic from the city to the countryside in search of sanctuary.”

Taking their campaign of positivity, protest and punk to the people, on the 18th November fans in London can catch Deux Furieuses performing at a very special launch show at The Lexington. With confirmed special guest appearances from Deb Googe (My Bloody Valentine), who appears on Bring Down The Government, and kindred spirit Brix Smith (The Fall / The Adult Net / Brix Smith & The Extricated) for whom Deux Furieuses have been providing backing band duties all year., and support from Hurtling and Where We Sleep. It’s an evening that promises to give Songs From Planet Earth the warmest of welcomes to our world. Fans around the UK will also have the opportunity to see the band fighting their corner when they hit the road with Xtra Mile Recordings compadres Skinny Lister this month.