Superfood Announce Debut Album Details And Tour

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Superfood have announced details of their debut album. ‘Don’t Say That’ will be released on 3rd November through Infectious Music (Alt-J, These New Puritans).

Recorded at Chapel Studios in Lincolnshire, the record was produced by Al O’Connell and mixed by Steve Osborne and James Dring, and includes previous singles Superfood, TV and EP track Melting as well as a host of new material. Scroll down to hear album opener Lily For Your Pad To Rest On now.

The tracklist for ‘Don’t Say That’ is as follows:

Lily For Your Pad To Rest On
You Can Believe
Superfood
TV
Pallasades
Mood Bomb
i
It’s Good To See You
Don’t Say That
ii
Melting
Right On Satellite
Like A Daisy

As well as a short run of their own dates, Superfood have also been confirmed as headliners for the forthcoming NME New Breed Tour 2014, with support on all dates coming from Glasgow’s Honeyblood.

Opening each night will be a different local band from the host city, handpicked by NME and Superfood. Details of which will be announced soon.

Superfood will play:

October
31st – The Oobleck, Birmingham

November
1st – King Tuts Wah Wah Hut, Glasgow
3rd – Brudenell, Leeds
4th – Epic Studios, Norwich
5th – o2 Academy, Oxford
6th – The Deaf Institute, Manchester
10th – The Louisiana, Bristol
11th – Dingwalls, London
12th – The Haunt, Brighton

Pre-sale tickets for all dates will be available from 9am on Wednesday 3rd September, before going on general sale at 9am on Friday 5th September.