Don't Press Meby Dry Cleaning

New track from Dry Cleaning! Their upcoming album 'Stumpwork' is out October 21st! You can pre-order the album here: drycleaning.ffm.to “The words in the chorus came about because I was trying to write a song to sing to my own brain, ‘You are always fighting me / You are always stressing me out,’” Shaw said in a statement. The video features hand-drawn animation by Peter Millard: youtu.be Dry Cleaning performed Live on KEXP at Home back in 2021! Check out their full performance here: www.youtube.com drycleaningband.com

New track from Dry Cleaning! Their upcoming album 'Stumpwork' is out October 21st! You can pre-order the album here: drycleaning.ffm.to “The words in the chorus came about because I was trying to write a song to sing to my own brain, ‘You are always fighting me / You are always stressing me out,’” Shaw said in a statement. The video features hand-drawn animation by Peter Millard: youtu.be Dry Cleaning performed Live on KEXP at Home back in 2021! Check out their full performance here: www.youtube.com drycleaningband.com

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New track from Dry Cleaning! Their upcoming album 'Stumpwork' is out October 21st! You can pre-order the album here: drycleaning.ffm.to “The words in the chorus came about because I was trying to write a song to sing to my own brain, ‘You are always fighting me / You are always stressing me out,’” Shaw said in a statement. The video features hand-drawn animation by Peter Millard: youtu.be Dry Cleaning performed Live on KEXP at Home back in 2021! Check out their full performance here: www.youtube.com drycleaningband.com

Celebrating 50 years of KEXP with guest host DJ Abbie! Singer Florence Shaw says the song is about the "pleasure of gaming and the enjoyment of intense and short-lived guilt-free experiences." She elaborates, "The words in the chorus came about because I was trying to write a song to sing to my own brain, 'You are always fighting me / You are always stressing me out.'" Recorded with producer John Parish and engineer Joe Jones (who also worked on New Long Leg), Stumpwork features album and single artwork by multi-disciplinary artists Rottingdean Bazaar and photographer Annie Collinge. bit.ly

New track from Dry Cleaning! Their upcoming album 'Stumpwork' is out October 21st! You can pre-order the album here: drycleaning.ffm.to “The words in the chorus came about because I was trying to write a song to sing to my own brain, ‘You are always fighting me / You are always stressing me out,’” Shaw said in a statement. The video features hand-drawn animation by Peter Millard: youtu.be Dry Cleaning performed Live on KEXP at Home back in 2021! Check out their full performance here: www.youtube.com drycleaningband.com

New track from Dry Cleaning! Their upcoming album 'Stumpwork' is out October 21st! You can pre-order the album here: drycleaning.ffm.to “The words in the chorus came about because I was trying to write a song to sing to my own brain, ‘You are always fighting me / You are always stressing me out,’” Shaw said in a statement. The video features hand-drawn animation by Peter Millard: youtu.be Dry Cleaning performed Live on KEXP at Home back in 2021! Check out their full performance here: www.youtube.com drycleaningband.com

Singer Florence Shaw says the song is about the "pleasure of gaming and the enjoyment of intense and short-lived guilt-free experiences." She elaborates, "The words in the chorus came about because I was trying to write a song to sing to my own brain, 'You are always fighting me / You are always stressing me out.'" Recorded with producer John Parish and engineer Joe Jones (who also worked on New Long Leg), Stumpwork features album and single artwork by multi-disciplinary artists Rottingdean Bazaar and photographer Annie Collinge. bit.ly

New single from Dry Cleaning's forthcoming album 'Stumpwork,' which releases October 21. frontwoman Florence Shaw is almost singing. Granted, it’s only a three-note little scrap of melody, assayed with the animation and conviction of the 30th person in line to renew their license, but it’s a new sound for the London post-punk band, a strange little out-cropping in their music’s scraped-flat landscape, accentuated by oddly jaunty handclaps and whistling. A busy little riff pile-drives away in the background, sounding less like the rhythmic spine to a rock song and more like a printer processing someone’s forgotten 300-page document. In front of it, Shaw murmurs dispatches from her perpetual land of unfeeling; “Just don’t touch my gaming mouse” is the two-minute song’s only legible sentiment. It’s a testament to Shaw’s flat anti-charisma and her chemistry with the band that she continues to make anomie this catchy, appealing, and funny. bit.ly youtu.be drycleaning.bandcamp.com www.drycleaningband.com

New track from Dry Cleaning! Their upcoming album 'Stumpwork' is out October 21st! You can pre-order the album here: drycleaning.ffm.to “The words in the chorus came about because I was trying to write a song to sing to my own brain, ‘You are always fighting me / You are always stressing me out,’” Shaw said in a statement. The video features hand-drawn animation by Peter Millard: youtu.be Dry Cleaning performed Live on KEXP at Home back in 2021! Check out their full performance here: www.youtube.com drycleaningband.com

New track from Dry Cleaning! Their upcoming album 'Stumpwork' is out October 21st! You can pre-order the album here: drycleaning.ffm.to “The words in the chorus came about because I was trying to write a song to sing to my own brain, ‘You are always fighting me / You are always stressing me out,’” Shaw said in a statement. The video features hand-drawn animation by Peter Millard: youtu.be Dry Cleaning performed Live on KEXP at Home back in 2021! Check out their full performance here: www.youtube.com drycleaningband.com

Brand new single from Dry Cleaning -- their new album comes out on October 21! The record label say: 'Stumpwork was inspired by a plethora of events, concepts, and political debacles, be they represented in the icy mess of ambient elements reflecting a certain existential despair, or the surprising warmth in celebrating the lives of loved ones lost through the previous year.' drycleaning.bandcamp.com

On “Don’t Press Me,” Dry Cleaning’s first new song in a year and the introductory single to Stumpwork, their just-announced follow-up to New Long Leg, frontwoman Florence Shaw is *almost* singing. A busy little riff pile-drives away in the background, sounding less like the rhythmic spine to a rock song and more like a printer processing someone’s forgotten 300-page document. In front of it, Shaw murmurs dispatches from her perpetual land of unfeeling; "Just don’t touch my gaming mouse" is the two-minute song’s only legible sentiment. It’s a testament to Shaw’s flat anti-charisma and her chemistry with the band that she continues to make anomie this catchy, appealing, and funny. bit.ly

New track from Dry Cleaning!! The video features hand-drawn animation by Peter Millard: youtu.be

BRAND NEW music from London's Dry Cleaning! “The words in the chorus came about because I was trying to write a song to sing to my own brain, ‘You are always fighting me / You are always stressing me out,’” Shaw said in a statement. The video features hand-drawn animation by Peter Millard: youtu.be

BRAND NEW music from London's Dry Cleaning! “The words in the chorus came about because I was trying to write a song to sing to my own brain, ‘You are always fighting me / You are always stressing me out,’” Shaw said in a statement. The video features hand-drawn animation by Peter Millard: youtu.be

BRAND NEW music from London's Dry Cleaning! “The words in the chorus came about because I was trying to write a song to sing to my own brain, ‘You are always fighting me / You are always stressing me out,’” Shaw said in a statement. The video features hand-drawn animation by Peter Millard: youtu.be

BRAND NEW music from London's Dry Cleaning! “The words in the chorus came about because I was trying to write a song to sing to my own brain, ‘You are always fighting me / You are always stressing me out,’” Shaw said in a statement. The video features hand-drawn animation by Peter Millard: youtu.be

Vocalist Florence Shaw says of this fresh track, "The words in the chorus came about because I was trying to write a song to sing to my own brain, ‘You are always fighting me/You are always stressing me out.'" The band also shares, "The new album was inspired by a plethora of events, concepts and political debacles, be they represented in the icy mess of ambient elements reflecting a certain existential despair, or the surprising warmth in celebrating the lives of loved ones lost through the previous year. Surrealist lyrics are as ever at the forefront—but there is a sensitivity now to the themes of family, money, politics, self-deprecation and sensuality. Furious indie-pop anthems combine across the record with psych and prog influences, demonstrating the wealth of influences the band feed off and their deep musicality." bit.ly

BRAND NEW music from London's Dry Cleaning! “The words in the chorus came about because I was trying to write a song to sing to my own brain, ‘You are always fighting me / You are always stressing me out,’” Shaw said in a statement. The video features hand-drawn animation by Peter Millard: youtu.be

BRAND NEW music from London's Dry Cleaning! “The words in the chorus came about because I was trying to write a song to sing to my own brain, ‘You are always fighting me / You are always stressing me out,’” Shaw said in a statement. The video features hand-drawn animation by Peter Millard: youtu.be

BRAND NEW music from London's Dry Cleaning! “The words in the chorus came about because I was trying to write a song to sing to my own brain, ‘You are always fighting me / You are always stressing me out,’” Shaw said in a statement. The video features hand-drawn animation by Peter Millard: youtu.be