Produced by Ross Orton (Arctic Monkeys, M.I.A, The Fall) and Pete Fletcher (Childhood), Urth recalls the energy and ideas of Bikini Kill, the sugar-dusted grunge of Smashing Pumpkins and the angular rhythms and confrontational post-hardcore blueprint of Fugazi, with a pedal rack metaphorically half-inched from Dinosaur Jr.

The album is has already seen some incredible reviews at home in the UK this week including 9/10 reviews from both Drowned in Sound and Louder Than War plus an 8/10 review from NME stating“Whether dabbling in light or dark, the Nottingham trio are never anything short of exhilarating.”

The Nottingham-based teenage trio  of Cai Burns, Lucy Hatter and Lawrence English has already been tipped as a “2015 Artist to Watch” by Rolling Stone, headlined the BBC Stage at Glastonbury and opened for Johnny Marr, Sebadoh, and Brian May.

Kagoule makes its debut US appearances in NYC next month:

9/10: New York, NY @ Cake Shop

9/11: New York, NY @ Rough Trade

"We represent the sound of boredom. The sound of three 15 year olds wanting to do something." - Kagoule

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