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Debut Album - Living Wax
Longheads have just finished recording their debut album 'Living Wax' which is set to be released in 2024. The project takes the sound they developed on their last EP ‘Mars Doesn’t Feel Like Home Anymore’ and pushes it in a heavier direction incorporating elements of early metal and stoner doom, while still maintaining the psychedelic essence. Here are a few tracks that capture the spirit of the record. To hear the full album please get in contact.
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EP - Mars Doesn't Feel Like Home Anymore
In November 2022 Longheads released there second EP Mars Doesn't Feel Like Home Anymore. The EP has since gained over 300,000 streams across platforms and has been featured in Total Guitar, Kerrang, Prog, Guitar World and Classic Rock Magazine.
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Biography
Longheads are a five piece psych rock band. Originally hailing from Norfolk the band who are Sam Mitchell (bass & vocals), Al Bishop (guitar), Nick Oakes (drums), Benjamin Reeve (guitar & vocals) and Mitchell Corrigan (synths) are now based in South London where a few of the members live in the guardianship scheme occupying various sites and spaces across London.
This is where they recorded their latest EP 'Mars doesn't feel like home anymore' which was received well by fans and critics alike.
The five tracks have been summed up perfectly by The Obelisk who say it’s, “31 minutes of space-faring lysergic adventures, immersive enough to ensnare tired, older acid freaks and fresh and progressive enough in its delivery to draw next-generation let’s-go-hiking-in-the-cosmos types as well.”
Longheads are building a name for themselves as an impressive live act and recently played their Desertfest debut, as well as supporting the likes of King Buffalo and Slift.
’I was completely blown away by the level of skill in both the tracks they sent in to us and the unique sound they have created’ - Kitty Perrin, BBC Introducing
'The future looks bright for Longheads, whose equal love of King Gizz and Sleep will certainly tick boxes for plenty of Sabbath-worshipping riff merchants.' - Stan Bull, Total Guitar Magazine
'Throw King Gizzard, the Doors and Black Sabbath into a melting pot, add a dash of desert rock and you get UK four-piece Longheads'. - Guitar World Magazine
'Fans of King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard: assemble! A UK equivalent has arrived in the form of the skillful Longheads’ - Gigwise