NEWS: The Orielles announce new single 'I Only Bought It For The Bottle'

NEWS: The Orielles share new single ‘Let Your Dog Tooth Grow’

Following a summer of festival sets at the likes of Green Man, Sea Change, Port Eliot and Truck, The Orielles return with a chiming new track on Heavenly Recordings, Let Your Dogtooth Grow. Listen to it here:

Talking about the track the band, made up of sisters Sidonie B and Esmé Dee Hand Halford and their best friend Henry Carlyle Wade, still aged only 21, 18 & 17 respectively, said:

“Let Your Dogtooth Grow was once again recorded and produced by the legend that is Marta ‘bueno’ Salogni. It features our first (but certainly not last) outing with the Mini Moog, which oscillates freely throughout the closing minute of the track. Furthermore, the outro to the song becomes a melting-pot of our influences, combining guitar riffs reminiscent of Turkish psychedelic musician, Mustafa Ozkent with the Moog Synth riff which is redolent of Donna Summer’s ‘I Feel Love’.”

Taking influence from Lanthimos’ abstruse, fictitious world where kids are brainwashed into thinking that they are confined within the boundaries of their household until their ‘Dogtooth’ falls out, the lyrics discuss how in reality, people our age face similar (albeit less bizarre) forms of oppression.

They added:

Whilst we’re much more than a stones throw away from knocking our teeth out in order to break from the omnipresent restrictions us teenagers and young adults face, it’s still something that really bugs us as a ‘young band’! When are you gonna let us out of the house?”

The Orielles forthcoming shows are as follows:

OCTOBER

27 – Nottingham, The Old Angel

28 – Leeds, Games Room @ Brudenell Social

31 – Brighton, Sticky Mike’s

NOVEMBER

01 – London, The Lexington

02 – Norwich, The Owl Sanctuary

03 – Sheffield, Record Junkee

04 – Liverpool, Guild Of Students

15 – Madrid, SIROCO

DECEMBER

08 – Manchester, Deaf Institute

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