Laura Imbruglia releases punchy new single 'The Creeps' and announces Auslan-interpreted single launch show, Teenage Fanclub support slots + Boogie Festival
Australian musical chameleon Laura Imbruglia is kicking off the New Year with another instant classic to be lifted from her forthcoming album Scared Of You, but it's not what you've come to expect.
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The Melbourne songwriter, Amateur Hour web series producer, and genuinely funny person resurfaced in the music world last year, breaking a five-year silence since dropping her third album What A Treat in 2013. Now, following on from the enthusiastic reception of previous tracks 'Tricks' and 'Diptych', the restless genre-conjurer has thrown her latest curveball with album heavy-hitter 'The Creeps' out now, and has announced a special Melbourne single launch to celebrate with Auslan-interpreted performances, plus a solo Sydney launch show.
Produced by Nick Huggins and slated for release in March, the songs on Scared Of You offer a window into Laura's listening habits of the past few years, with Cocteau Twins, Steely Dan, Teenage Fanclub, and Dictators among others influencing her broad stylistic scope. Third lifted single 'The Creeps' trades the shininess of 'Diptych' and the indie jangle of 'Tricks' for a full-blown pub rock banger complete with bellowing wails, power chords and room for some possible crowd-fueled, fist-pumping backing chants. The AC/DC channeling track is the heaviest of her new material and a brilliant showcase of Imbruglia's latest band lineup with Alex MacRae (Sons of Rico) on lead guitar, Kelly Dingeldei (Loobs) on bass & backing vocals, and drums by James Trewenack (Glass Diamonds).
"I think The Creeps is pretty relatable content. It's just a simple song about being irritated that an ex-lover can still rattle you when you see them, no matter how many years have passed or how much water is under the bridge. The feeling I'm describing is closer to heebie jeebies than the creeps, but I didn't want this song to sound like that Roy Orbison song "Ooby Dooby" so I settled on "the creeps" as a close enough description." - Laura Imbruglia
Be sure to catch Laura Imbruglia with her full band as she launches 'The Creeps' for a free, Auslan-interpreted performance with Cyanide Thornton, Rattlesnack and DJ Get Outta My Way at The Toff in Melbourne, or when Laura flies solo in Sydney with Victoria and Stressless. It's time to celebrate all things heebie jeebies.
'The Creeps' single launch shows
Thursday 7 February
The Toff In Town, Melbourne VIC
with Cyanide Thornton, Rattlesnack + DJ Get Outta My Way
Auslan Interpreted
Free Entry
Tuesday 19 February
Cobra Club, Newtown NSW
Laura Imbruglia solo with Victoria and Stressless
Free Entry
OTHER UPCOMING SHOWS:
Tuesday 12 February: Supporting Teenage Fanclub (UK) - The Corner Hotel, Melbourne
Wednesday 13 February: Supporting Teenage Fanclub (UK) - The Corner Hotel, Melbourne
Friday 19 April: Boogie Festival - Tallarook, VIC
Produced by Nick Huggins and slated for release in March, the songs on Scared Of You offer a window into Laura's listening habits of the past few years, with Cocteau Twins, Steely Dan, Teenage Fanclub, and Dictators among others influencing her broad stylistic scope. Third lifted single 'The Creeps' trades the shininess of 'Diptych' and the indie jangle of 'Tricks' for a full-blown pub rock banger complete with bellowing wails, power chords and room for some possible crowd-fueled, fist-pumping backing chants. The AC/DC channeling track is the heaviest of her new material and a brilliant showcase of Imbruglia's latest band lineup with Alex MacRae (Sons of Rico) on lead guitar, Kelly Dingeldei (Loobs) on bass & backing vocals, and drums by James Trewenack (Glass Diamonds).
"I think The Creeps is pretty relatable content. It's just a simple song about being irritated that an ex-lover can still rattle you when you see them, no matter how many years have passed or how much water is under the bridge. The feeling I'm describing is closer to heebie jeebies than the creeps, but I didn't want this song to sound like that Roy Orbison song "Ooby Dooby" so I settled on "the creeps" as a close enough description." - Laura Imbruglia
Be sure to catch Laura Imbruglia with her full band as she launches 'The Creeps' for a free, Auslan-interpreted performance with Cyanide Thornton, Rattlesnack and DJ Get Outta My Way at The Toff in Melbourne, or when Laura flies solo in Sydney with Victoria and Stressless. It's time to celebrate all things heebie jeebies.
'The Creeps' single launch shows
Thursday 7 February
The Toff In Town, Melbourne VIC
with Cyanide Thornton, Rattlesnack + DJ Get Outta My Way
Auslan Interpreted
Free Entry
Tuesday 19 February
Cobra Club, Newtown NSW
Laura Imbruglia solo with Victoria and Stressless
Free Entry
OTHER UPCOMING SHOWS:
Tuesday 12 February: Supporting Teenage Fanclub (UK) - The Corner Hotel, Melbourne
Wednesday 13 February: Supporting Teenage Fanclub (UK) - The Corner Hotel, Melbourne
Friday 19 April: Boogie Festival - Tallarook, VIC