Bleeding Knees Club

Nothing To Do

Clocking in at under two minutes, it's a disarmingly simple ode to boredom and once again demonstrates the pair's knack in crafting the catchiest ramshackle nuggets of spat-out punk around.

It's also the final primer before the world gets to hear Bleeding Knees Club's debut full-lengther "Nothing To Do". Recorded in New York City in-between the pair's hectic touring schedule last year, the album was produced by Dev Hynes (from Blood Orange and Lightspeed Champion), and then mixed in London by Dan Grech (The Vaccines). Lead-off single "Teenage Girls" has been a staple on triple j and public radio since it landed a few months ago, and had NME frothing "This sounds like every glue-sniffin', floor wax-slippin' memory you've ever had."

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