Setting the tone for a Blue Monday (20th Jan) single release!
After an eventful year, London-based Brazilian bass and drums duo Yur Mum kick off 2025 with ‘Guilt’, the latest single from their 2024 album ‘Duality‘. This track stands out on its own, with a different sound from their previous releases. It has a darker tone, which makes it the perfect soundtrack for this forthcoming Blue Monday.
‘Guilt‘ features the pair’s signature fuzzed-out bass riffs and heavy yet groovy drumming. For the first time, drummer Fabio Couto shares lead vocal duties, while bassist Anelise Kunz additionally includes a haunting piano line which further enhances the track’s atmosphere. Kunz also deploys her unique vocal range, delivering a more melodic performance on the second half of the song.
It also happens to be one of our favourite songs on the album here at Punktuation!
The band have their usual busy start to the year, with the following live dates confirmed so far – more info and tickets links via their website HERE:
19/01 London Clapton CFC (Free the MBR Beagles)
01/02 Bristol No Future Festival
08/03 Leicester Duffy’s Bar
15/03 Portsmouth The Loft
22/03 London Colours Hoxton
18/04 Kingston The Fighting Cocks
19/04 Bristol Moor Beer Brewery
04/05 Shropshire LoopFest
10/05 Northampton The Lab
22-25/05 Dunoon, SCT Punk on the Peninsula Festival
31/05 Couvin, BE, Couvy Rock Fest
13/06 London The Water Rats
02/08 Nottingham Rockin the Boneyard 5 Festival
07-08/08 Blackpool Rebellion Punk Festival
06/09 Dublin, IE, Social Unrest Fest
31/10 London The Dev
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