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The Itch's Debut Album Preview: No More Sprechgesang

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Luton duo The Itch unveil their final preview track, No More Sprechgesang, from their debut album, Its The Hope That Kills You, releasing this Friday, April tenth, via Fiction Records and I OH YOU. The album features earlier singles like Space In the Cab, Ursula, and Drugdealer. Band member Simon Tyries words, once serious, now evoke laughter and nostalgia. The band kicks off instore shows post-release, with performances in Bristol, London, Brighton, and Luton. Summer festivals include Great Escape, Dot to Dot, and Green Man in Wales. Dont miss out on this wave of music!

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On April 9th, Luton Duo, the itch just dropped their last preview track from the debut album, a catchy joint called, No More, Fresh Kazang. It's off, it's the hope that kills you, hitting shelves this Friday, 10th of April, through fiction records and IOHU. The full length packs in earlier singles, like Space in the Cab, Ursula, and Drug Dealer, building hype for their first big release. Band member Simon Tyree pinned those words years back during a rough gig, dead serious then, but now it lands as a funny, bittersweet nod to the old. Scene folks dig it for the laughs, the cowbell, and that scene feeling. They got in store shows kicking off right after drop, like rough trade and Bristol on April 9th, 2026, Lundin the next day, and more. Through Brighton and Luton, Summers loaded with festivals too. Great Escape, Dot to Dot, Green Man in Wales, grab tickets, and catch the video to vibe with his Wade before it. Swells, that's your update from Music News Today, powered by AI.

I'm Corey with The Story.

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