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Numb.er Debut New Single “Price” to Coincide Tour with The KVB

  • October 30, 2019
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Following a showcase at SXSW earlier this year, Los Angeles’ Numb.er have unveiled a fantastic new two-track single “Price” to coincide with their tour across North American with UK Psychedelic Shoegaze duo The KVB.

The new track “Price” is a kinetic burst of dark and urgent energy which highlights the various sonic influences Numb.er’s Jeff Fribourg explores, from krautrock, shoegaze, to post-punk, altogether evoking a foreboding tempest of sound augmenting the song*s overarching punk driven anxiety.

The B-side to “Price” is the brilliant “We Hide (Redux)”, which is a track taken from their 2018 Felte Records release Goodbye, reinterpreted as an anthemic internal dialogue on the themes of “Price”.

Listen to the new single below:

Also, listen on:

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  • Apple Music

Tour Dates:

  • 10.30 Montreal, QC @ Bar le Ritz ~ 
  • 10.31 Boston, MA @ Great Scott ~
  • 11.01 Brooklyn, NY @ Baby’s All Right ~ + 
  • 11.02 Philadelphia, PA @ Kung Fu Necktie ~
  • 11.03 Baltimore, MD @ Metro Gallery ~
  • 11.05 Atlanta, GA @ The EARL ~
  • 11.06 New Orleans, LA @ Gasa Gasa ~
  • 11.10 Austin, TX @ Levitation Festival #
  • 11.12 Phoenix, AZ @ Valley Bar ~
  • 11.13 Santa Ana, CA @ Constellation Room ~
  • 11.14 Los Angeles, CA @ The Echo ~ ^

~ w/ The KVB 

+ w/ Devon Church 

# w/ A Place to Bury Strangers, The KVB, more

Photo credit: Floyd Mongo

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