Indie rock outfit The Burma have just released their latest single and music video ‘When You’re Gone’ via Spooner Records and premiered via Hot Press. The single is taken from their upcoming EP Sugar Moonlight, which will be available on 3 April. The Burma have landed support slots for acts such as The Academic, The Strypes and Delorentos and have performed at festivals such as Vantastival, Doolin Folk Fest and Whelans Ones to Watch. They have previously received support from Joe.ie, Jammerzine and Golden Plec. The band is looking forward to tour dates both in London, UK and nationwide in Ireland. Since the release of their first single, ‘Quicksand’, the band has gained extensive national airplay and have received over ten thousand plays across streaming platforms.
The black and white live music video doesn’t shy away from opening up with the impressive vocal range of Tony O’Donovan. Striking a melancholic tone and pairing it with heavy distortion tactics ‘When You’re Gone’ radiates with its own associations to the British indie rock music produced in the 90s. The darker-hued lyrical content paired with unflinching honesty and self-expression is balanced with melody and simultaneous balladry
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