
Dry Cleaning's New Single & Tour: Sliced By a Fingernail
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Dry Cleanings new single, Sliced By a Fingernail, is out with a trippy visualizer, showcasing their signature weird edge. The band is on a world tour, adding new European, Australian, and New Zealand dates. Fans are raving about the visualizers creepy vibe, perfectly capturing Florence Shaws deadpan delivery. The new tour starts April seventh in Berlin, with shows expected to sell fast. Dont miss out!
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Music News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Dry Cleaning's New Single & Tour: Sliced By a Fingernail. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
It's March 31st. Welcome to music news today, powered by AI, and tuned in to what's next. Dry cleaning just dropped their new single, sliced by a fingernail, and has got that signature weird edge they've mastered. The track pairs with the trippy visualizer from Bully A.G., showing a dancer literally spinning their head like the lyrics say, right on top of a, basement washing machine. This comes hot on the heels of their third album, Secret Love, which has them out on a massive world tour already. Now they've added fresh dates across Europe, Australia, New Zealand, and more festivals to keep the momentum rolling. Fans are buzzing online about the visualizer's creepy vibe. It captures Florence Shaw's deadpan delivery perfectly, pulling you into their post-punk. World of mundane horror. It's the kind of art that sticks with you after one watch. The new tour kicks off April 7th in Berlin at Fest Sal Koi's Bird, hitting spots like Copenhagen, Paris, London's O2 Brixton Academy, then jumping.
To Brisbane, Sydney Opera House, and Festivals down under through July. Full list is out there if you want to catch them live. Expect these shows to sell fast as dry cleaning builds on Secret Love's buzz grab tickets before they vanish into the spin cycle.
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