Grumbling Fur‘s somophore album, Glynnaestra, came out last month via Thrill Jockey. The duo of British underground experimental veterans Daniel O’Sullivan and Alexander Tucker unveiled recently a kaleidoscopic visual accompaniment to the album’s track ‘Protogenesis’. The video was made by Mark Titchner, watch it below.

With only two weeks to go for Grumbling Fur to release their somophore album, Glynnaestra, the pair have shared two new brilliants tracks to whet our appetite.
We heard the first taster, ‘Dancing Light’, last week, and now Daniel O’Sullivan and Alexander Tucker are offering ‘Protogenesis’ and ‘The Ballad of Roy Batty’, the latter with a visual accompaniment. Check out both below and watch out for the release of Glynnaestra on July 22nd via Thrill Jockey.

Daniel O’Sullivan and Alexander Tucker first released an album as Grumbling Fur in 2011. Both artists have been collaborating prolifically in the UK experimental underground scene for a long time, O’Sullivan with his project Mothlite and as a member of Guapo, Ulver, and Aethenor (with Sunn O)))’s Stephen O’Malley) and Tucker as a solo artist and with Imbogodom.
Later this month, Grumbling Fur will release their second album and first as a duo. Glynnaestra will see the light of day on July 22nd via Thrill Jockey.
Described as an avant-pop album by the press release, Glynnaestra‘s “structural foundation is built up via an eclectic array of instruments, both acoustic and modified, to pulsating electronic sounds. Add to this mix the pair’s entirely modern shamanistic meta-narratives, and the result is a contemporary psychedelic pop delight.”
‘Dancing Light’ is the first track lifted from Grumbling Fur’s forthcoming album. Listen to it beneath.