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King Krule has shared another new song from his upcoming fourth studio album, Space Heavy. This latest track is titled "If Only It Was Warmth" and comes with a self-directed video in which Archy Marshall transports a cactus on a melancholy road trip.

Mount Kimbie have teamed up with their longtime collaborator King Krule on their latest single ‘Empty And Silent’.The six-minute track is the latest offering from the group – comprised of Lynchpin duo Dominic Maker and Kai Campos alongside Andrea Balency-Béarn and Marc Pell – forthcoming LP ‘The Sunset Violent’. ‘Empty And Silent’ follows the previously released single ‘Fishbrain’.‘Empty And Silent’ sees King Krule – real name Archy Marshall – sing over a bright, picturesque beat featuring a pulsing bass line, clean guitar riff and crisp drumming. Directed by Gregory Prestön, the track’s accompanying visualiser features clips of the sky, highways, flowers and tiles.Mount Kimbie and King Krule have previously worked together on the group’s tracks ‘You Took Your Time’ and ‘Meter, Pale, Tone’ from their 2013 LP ‘Cold Spring Fault Less Youth’.

King Krule has shared a new live film, comprised of footage from his recent run of intimate live shows.

King Krule has shared a new single called ‘If Only It Was Warmth’ – you can listen to it below.The song serves as the latest preview of the artist and producer’s fourth studio album ‘Space Heavy’, which is due for release on June 9 via XL Recordings (pre-order/pre-save here).Arriving yesterday (May 18), the wistful, stripped-back track arrives with an accompanying self-directed music video that follows King Krule – real name Archy Marshall – on a lonely journey with a cactus.The moody black-and-white visuals reflect the single’s lyrics (“Walked two hours across empty space/ To fill the void“), with Marshall being confronted by thoughts of love and lost connection along the way.Tune in here:The forthcoming ‘Space Heavy’ – the follow-up to 2020’s ‘Man Alive!’ – will also feature King Krule’s previous single ‘Seaforth’. Per a press release, the record explores “the space between” two locations he considers home.Marshall began developing the songs during commutes between London and Liverpool.

King Krule has announced an extensive tour in support of his upcoming album ‘Space Heavy’.The artist’s new album is due out on June 9 and is set to explore “the space between” two locations he considers home, London and Liverpool.To support the album, King Krule will be playing shows in the UK, Europe and North America. The artist – real name Archy Marshall – has already announced a string of release shows in London, Bristol, Liverpool and Kingston.

King Krule is heading out on tour with the announcement of a huge tour across North America and Europe. Krule, who recently announced details of new album Space Heavy and shared lead single "Seaforth," will begin his run of dates in North America with a show in Minneapolis on July 21.

King Krule has announced an upcoming album, ‘Space Heavy’, and shared the lead single taken from the release, the stripped-back track ‘Seaforth’.Announced today (April 13), the new LP will mark the fourth studio album from Archy Marshall – under his King Krule alias – and is set to explore “the space between” two locations he considers home.The theme of the album was inspired during its writing process, when Marshall began developing the tracks during commutes between London and Liverpool. Written throughout 2020 and 2022, he became “fascinated by the notion of ‘the space between’”.Arriving ten years after his debut album, ‘6 Feet Beneath The Moon’, the 15-track LP will see the musician explore “a narrative of lost connection”, and give just as much emphasis towards the negative space in the songs as he does the positive.

King Krule has announced details of his fourth studio album. Space Heavy will be released on June 9.

King Krule songs that were only available via flexi discs sold on tour can now be found online.Archy Marshall, also known as King Krule, is on The Sssh Tour – a series of intimate gigs across the EU and UK. The singer created new merch in the form of exclusive flexi discs that could only be purchased at shows.

King Krule has accompanied the release of new live album ‘You Heat Me Up, You Cool Me Down’ today with a new live film of the same name.Filmed by longtime collaborator Reuben Bastienne-Lewis, the film captures a brief run of European shows Archy Marshall and co.

Tomorrow, King Krule will share his live album You Heat Me Up, You Cool Me Down. The sets were recorded at the beginning of a European tour just before the coronavirus pandemic sent everything into lockdown.

King Krule has announced a new live album, ‘You Heat Me Up, You Cool Me Down’.Set for release on September 10 via XL Recordings, the album features 17 songs that span the London artist’s discography.In a cryptic statement accompanying the release, King Krule said: “Once spilt into the cheap 4-tracks and pirate software, now collosos energy redeemed into small diaphragms. Sat on toilets imagining the moment other animals would sing the very vibrations back to them.

Like many people, King Krule had some plans waylaid by the global pandemic last year. In the English singer-songwriter's case, it was a tour behind his album Man Alive!, though he was able to perform a few shows in Europe before lockdown.

King Krule has shared a 32-minute performance filmed for Jehnny Beth’s TV show Echoes on the French channel Arte. Watch Archy Marshall and his band perform eight songs, including six from the new album Man Alive!, below.

King Krule has dropped his third studio album. Scroll down to hear Man Alive! now. The album includes the previously released "Cellular," plus "Alone, Omen 3," and "(Don't Let The Dragon) Draag On."

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King Krule has released the third song from his upcoming album Man Alive! ahead of its release later this week. "Cellular" is streaming above and comes accompanied by an animated video filled with disturbing characters. The video was directed by Jamie Wolfe, whose work has featured on Rick & Morty and who previously worked with Archy Marshall on a video for The Ooz song "Vidual."

King Krule is back with another song from his new album Man Alive!. The opening track “Cellular” is out now, along with an animated music video from Jamie Wolfe (who has worked on Rick & Morty). Watch it below.

King Krule has shared the music video for his Man Alive! song “Alone, Omen 3.” It’s directed by his friend Jocelyn Anquetil and features King Krule standing among crowds of people. In a statement about the song and video, he writes, “I felt like I had gotten out of a dark place, and I was on a high. I appreciated the depression... but I also liked how I felt better in the here and now.” Watch below.

King Krule has confirmed details of his upcoming third album. Man Alive! is due on February 21 via XL Recordings and is preceded by new song "(Don’t Let The Dragon) Draag On." You can see Archy Marshall's self-directed video for the song below.

Archy Marshall has announced his third King Krule album: Man Alive! is out February 21 via True Panther/Matador. The record includes songs that were featured in Marshall’s Hey World! short film, including “(Don’t Let the Dragon) Draag On” and “Alone Omen 3.” Below, watch Marshall’s self-directed visual for the former.