Modern Woman share new single ‘Ford’ via End Of The Road Records, the label arm of the beloved British music festival.
The track comes accompanied by a video directed by the band’s previous collaborator Sandra Ebert filmed in the Cambridgeshire countryside, and it was produced & mixed by Oli Barton-Wood (Porridge Radio, Nilufer Yanya, Obongjayer) and mastered by Jason Mitchell (PJ Harvey, Dry Cleaning, Aldous Harding).
It follows on from the London based band’s acclaimed debut EP Dogs Fighting In My Dream which saw them win early praise and their sonic eclecticism and ferocious live show has earned a diverse array of comparisons from Sonic Youth via Black Country, New Road to Kate Bush.
Based around the songwriting of front person and guitarist Sophie Harris, Modern Woman are rounded off by Juan Brint-Gutierrez on bass, David Denyer of percussion, violin and samples and Adam Blackhurst on Drums.
The band will be on the road with festival appearances including Latitude and End Of The Road, as well as a tour alongside Sub Pop’s TV Priest in the winter.
July 22nd – Suffolk, UK @ Latitude Festival
Aug 13th – Nottingham, UK @ Bodega
Sept 1st-4th – Salisbury, UK @ End of the Road Festival
Sept 24th – Sheffield, UK @ Float Along Festival
Oct 30th – Bristol, UK @ Louisiana *
Oct 31st – Birmingham, UK @ Hare & Hounds *
Nov 1st – Dublin, IRE @ The Workman’s Club *
Nov 3rd – Manchester, UK @ YES Pink Room *
Nov 4th – Glasgow, UK @ Broadcast *
Nov 5th – Leeds, UK @ Belgrave Music Hall *
Nov 7th – Cambridge, UK @ Portland Arms *
Nov 8th – Leicester, UK @ Firebug *
Nov 10th – London, UK @ Scala *
Nov 12th – Southampton, UK @ Joiners *
Nov 13th – Brighton, UK @ Green Door Store *
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