Black Peaks issue Glass Built Castles promo

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View video for track lifted from debut album Statues - out April 8

Black Peaks have released a video for their track Glass Built Castles.

It features on their debut album Statues, which will be released on April 8 via Easy Life and Sony RED.

The band say: “This was one of the first songs we wrote when we were in session writing Statues. It was one of those tracks that came together in about three hours and practically wrote itself.

“It is part three of a four-part story that is pieced together on the album. In the new video you will get a glimpse at part of this story. All will become clear soon.”

Last month, the Brighton-based outfit released a stream of their track Set In Stone from Statues, which is available for pre-order from their label’s website.

Black Peaks are currently on a UK tour with Palm Reader and Toska. They’ve also been confirmed for this year’s Download festival.

Black Peaks Statues tracklist

  1. Glass Built Castles
  2. Crooks
  3. Say You Will
  4. Hang ‘Em High
  5. Set In Stone
  6. Saviour
  7. Statues Of Shame
  8. Drones
  9. White Eyes
  10. For Those That Sleep For A Thousand Years Shall Soon Wake
  11. To Take The First Turn

Black Peaks 2016 tour dates

Feb 19: Liverpool Arts Club
Feb 20: Birmingham Asylum
Mar 31: Newcastle Northumbria Uni
Apr 01: Manchester Deaf Institute
Apr 02: Leeds Key Club
Apr 03: Glasgow King Tut’s
Apr 06: London The Borderline
Apr 07: Tunbridge Wells Forum
Apr 08: Nottingham Rock City Basement
Apr 09: Brighton Haunt
Jun 11: Donington Download festival

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