Celebrating almost a decade of existence, Liverpool’s The Coral are pleased to announce details of their forthcoming album Butterfly House.
Having arrived back in 2001, and almost immediately marking themselves out as mavericks, The Coral have consolidated their critical and commercial acclaim with five Top 10 albums and a slew of hit singles to boot.
The band’s last album Singles Collection followed what was their last studio album Roots & Echoes in 2007.
The Observer described Roots & Echoes as “A gem of a record” whilst a critic at Q magazine was moved to say “James Skelly is one of the finest writers, and voices in British music today”.
Butterfly House is the hotly anticipated album which has been talked about and mooted since the band’s studio sessions at the latter end of 2009.
It will be released on 12th July and their first since the (amicable) departure of Bill Ryder-Jones. It will be pre-empted by the single 1000 Years on 5th July.
Recorded in both London and Liverpool with John Leckie at the production controls, Butterfly House and 1000 Years will be released through the Deltasonic label.
The Coral will play the Liverpool Philharmonic on 15th July, with guest support from Cherry Ghost.
Live dates:
July
12th Birmingham Alexandra Theatre
14th London Shepherd’s Bush Empire
15th Liverpool Philharmonic
17th Manchester Salford Lowry
19th Gateshead Sage
Tickets: www.gigsandtours.com and 24hr cc hotline 0871 2200 260
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