The Actions announce their
forthcoming Single Let’s Talk released 14th September via igiveyougive.com
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Let's Talk is a slow beat
trip-hop-esque alt-rock number whose energy increases beat after beat. A hypnotising
start relentlessly builds up to an overwhelming final vortex full of gusts of
distorted guitars and over-saturated screaming vocals.
Silty’s
presence predominates from the very beginning of the track thanks to an eerie
delayed-bass cadence, backbone of the entire song, and to her penetrating
vocals, this time putting aside her ‘signature’ melodic nuances for a more
‘direct-talk’ performance.
The
alienating mood pouring out of incisively crafted lyrics together with stylised
guitars’ ambience create an existential imagery where everything feels estranged and all the links between inner world and outer reality seem damaged
or broken.
Entirely
produced by The Actions and mastered by the legendary Tim Young (Massive
Attack, Björk, Placebo), Let's Talk is a unique production which; stylistically, is like a ‘suspension bridge’ between
what the band’s sound has been and what it will be in the future.
TheActions are Silty (vocals and bass
guitar) and Mo Stellato (guitars/keys).
Heavily influenced by Trip Hop, Dark Wave and Psychedelia, the band began
writing and producing their own music trying to create a fusion between the
three, the resulting sound is a product of years of experimentation and
collaboration with different artists.
Dedicated
live performers, they’ve seen themselves sharing the bill with globally
recognised artists such as R.E.M., Green Day and Garbage.
To
date they picked up support from the likes of
BBC 6 Music’s Tom
Robinson, BBC London’s Gary Crowley, Radio X’s John Kennedy, Amazing Radio’s Simon Raymonde and Mark Ryan,
plus a number of independent and collage radio stations in Europe, USA and
Canada.
Let's Talk is released via
on 14th September announcing a string of shows that will kick off the following
day with The Actions’ headline set at WorcesterMusic Festival.
Next gigs:
15 Sep 2017 - Worcester Music Festival @ The Firefly,
Worcester
07 Oct 2017 - Mau Mau Bar, London
01 Nov 2017 - The Monarch, London
16 Nov 2017 - Nambucca, London
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