Hatchie "Liquorice" world we will be making available

we will be making available an indie store exclusive limited-edition (500) gold vinyl 12” single of “Gods Of Rock N Roll” featuring a stripped down acoustic version of the song containing no electric instruments or drum kit and an orchestral version with a 61-piece Budapest Orchestra

VENUS verifies Zara Larsson as one of modern pop’s most essential stars

Includes the single What They Call Us which Pitchfork awarded with Best New Track

and trace a lifetime of musical influences ranging from reggae and rock to hip-hop

Definitely Welsh

Hatchie "Liquorice" world we will be making availableThe cover of Liquorice, the third album from Australian indie pop artist Hatchie, features a closely cropped portrait of Harriette Pilbeam laughing, her smudged red lipstick suggesting the glorious aftermath of a kiss. Captured during a spontaneous backyard photo shoot using a dinky digital camera, the image encapsulates a record that is rough around the edges and joyfully undone with themes of longing, lust, and regret. Pilbeam began writing