UK tour re-schedule for April and May
New Single “Good Reason” (FRYCD189) released 19th April
New album “As The Cry Flows” (COOKCD295) released on 3rd May

“Summer Falls … their best single yet” – Claire Sturgess, XFM

Seafood have announced that they will be releasing a new single, “Good Reason” on Monday 19th April. Taken from their forthcoming album, “As The Cry Flows” the single will be available on CD and as a limited edition 7” single, both previously unreleased tracks, as follows :

CD – Good Reason / The Last Outpost / Soul Up
7” single – Good Reason / Confidence Trick

Short and to the point, “Good Reason” is Seafood’s first vitriolic song of hate, written on the spur of the moment and reflecting the outburst of anger David felt when someone very close to the band broke their trust and let them down. The accompanying video features bizarre footage of the band playing the song under David’s sheets whilst he lies ill in bed recovering from recent surgery.

Seafood’s recently postponed tour has now been re-scheduled. Three additional dates have also been added, and the second London show has been moved from the Bar Academy to the Carling Academy. Tickets already purchased for the shows which were postponed are still valid.

Fri 23rd Apr NEWCASTLE, Bulletproof £5 No advance sales
Sat 24th Apr LIVERPOOL, Academy £6 BO: 0870 771 2000
Sun 25th Apr SHEFFIELD, Fez Club £6 BO: 0114 276 7093
Tue 27th Apr LONDON, 100 Club SOLD OUT
Wed 28th Apr DERBY, Victoria Inn £6 BO: 01332 740091
Thu 29th Apr OXFORD, Zodiac SOLD OUT
Fri 30th Apr NORTHAMPTON, Soundhaus £6 BO: 01604 250898
Tue 4th May CARDIFF, Barfly £6 BO: 0870 9070 999
Wed 5th May EXETER, Cavern £6 BO: 01392 425309
Thu 6th May SOUTHEND, Chinnery's £6 BO: 01702 467305
Fri 7th May HIGH WYCOMBE, White Horse £6 BO: 01494 527672
Sat 8th May COVENTRY, Colosseum £5 BO: 02476 221440
Sun 9th May BIRMINGHAM, Academy £6 BO: 0121 262 2222
Mon 10th May LONDON, Islington Carling Academy £7 BO: 0870 771 2000

“As the Cry Flows” is Seafood’s third album, but their first for Cooking Vinyl. It heralds a broader, braver direction, containing piano, Hammond and Wurlitzer played by Ed Harcourt, plus pedal steel guitar, synthesisers and gong. Seafood have always loved melody and dynamic, now they have honed the intensity that was always there and have made a cohesive album with each song an illustration making up a bigger story. It promises to be their richest and most direct sounding album yet, which is best summed up by David himself: “Previously we hid our songs behind the noise. Now we are hiding the noise behind the song.”

Summer Falls is available online now as a free download,
until 31st March at www.cookingvinyl.com/seafood/free_download