Quivers
The Victoria en Birmingham, West Midlands, England, United Kingdom
48 John Bright Street, B1 1BN Birmingham
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Quivers
Quivers have been making jangle-damaged, lyric-driven guitar pop long enough now for R.E.M. to slide into their DMs.
Dream US label Merge signed the band for their third release, Oyster Cuts, and Quivers toured with indie stalwarts Superchunk, as well as by themselves, all over Australia, Europe and North America in 2024, stopping in Seattle to film a second KEXP studio performance.
A hiatus followed as Sam took a break to become a dad and write songs for the upcoming next album while pushing a pram and pointing at birds and planes.
This next chapter features a louder trio sound with new collaborators Shauna Boyle (Cable Ties, drums/singing) and Thomas Skalicky (Little Island, bass/singing).
It starts with rolling announcements of more national and international touring, and a new 7" single out November 4 on Merge, featuring "Bottle The Nervous" and a cover of The Vulgar Boatmen's 1989 roadtrip-obsessed gem "Drive Somewhere".
Quivers
Quivers have been making jangle-damaged, lyric-driven guitar pop long enough now for R.E.M. to slide into their DMs.
Dream US label Merge signed the band for their third release, Oyster Cuts, and Quivers toured with indie stalwarts Superchunk, as well as by themselves, all over Australia, Europe and North America in 2024, stopping in Seattle to film a second KEXP studio performance.
A hiatus followed as Sam took a break to become a dad and write songs for the upcoming next album while pushing a pram and pointing at birds and planes.
This next chapter features a louder trio sound with new collaborators Shauna Boyle (Cable Ties, drums/singing) and Thomas Skalicky (Little Island, bass/singing).
It starts with rolling announcements of more national and international touring, and a new 7" single out November 4 on Merge, featuring "Bottle The Nervous" and a cover of The Vulgar Boatmen's 1989 roadtrip-obsessed gem "Drive Somewhere".