Girl Ray have unveiled their impeccable new cut 'Trouble'.
The North London four-piece – Poppy Hankin, Iris McConnell, Sophie Moss and Emily Craste – ply a fine line in endearingly ramshackle indie pop.
Reminiscent of the more direct elements of the Mouldy Peaches catalogue, or even The Pipettes or Vivian Girls, there's also a keen sense of 60s girl group at play.
New cut 'Trouble' is forthcoming on Moshi Moshi Singles Club, and it's about “apathy and hating yourself for trying to win pointless arguments in snakey ways,” say the band. “It’s about turning into someone you don't like.”
Rarely has self-loathing been so effortlessly pleasant, with that neat Kinks-esque bass-line sitting alongside gentle harmonies.
Wistful, Autumnal fare, you can check it out below.
'Trouble' will be released through Moshi Moshi Singles Club on November 25th. Catch Girl Ray at the following shows:
October
21 Brighton Green Door Store *
22 Leicester 02 Academy #
23 Cardiff Swn Festival
24 Leeds Brudenell Social Club *
25 Liverpool The Magnet #
26 Newcastle The Cluny #
27 Glasgow Oran Mor #
28 Bristol Louisiana *
31 London Village Underground #
*with Haley Bonar
#with Slow Club
