Basking a gritty haze over proceedings, PINS’ latest track ‘All Hail’ is the gliding dagger of darkness needed in a mid-week morning.
Built over menacing lines and shimmering harmonies, it’s another examples of the effortless ease in which PINS swoop in for the kill – alluring and captivating right from the get-go.
Talking about how the track came to be, PINS said “Sometimes songs take ages to come together and sometimes it writes itself. We were in a dingy practice room in California and we had been working on a song for a while but not really getting anywhere. Then in the last ten minutes of the session we scrapped everything we had done and just took the riff from the middle 8, and immediately we had something we were all excited about. From then on All Hail came together so easily. We recorded it in an abandoned school hall in Liverpool in one day.”
‘All Hail’ is the second track to emerge from PINS’ new EP ‘Bad Thing’, set for release on March 24th and already boasting the Iggy Pop-featuring lead number ‘Aggrophobe’. The band are out on the road in April for a string of headline dates, calling across the country from April 10th right through to a homecoming night at Manchester’s White Hotel on April 22nd.
Have a play below of ‘All Hail’,
PINS are set to play:
APRIL
10 Cardiff The Moon Club
11 Brighton Rialto
12 Oxford The Bullingdon
13 Norwich Arts Centre
14 Glasgow Broadcast
15 Edinburgh Sneaky Pete’s
17 Newcastle Cluny 2
18 Leeds Headrow House
19 London Moth Club
20 Bedford Esquires
21 Leicester The Cookie
22 Manchester White Hotel