Photo by Ella Margolin
Following significant international support for “Ode To Clio”, which saw the band added to the BBC 6 Music playlist for the first time, and August’s “Grow A Tongue In Time”, today the London-based group Man/Woman/Chainsaw share its follow-up with a noisy EP highlight in “The Boss”, a song driven ever forward by its looping, propulsive violin and synth riff.
It’s the third track to land from their anticipated debut EP, ‘Eazy Peazy’, landing November 8th on Fat Possum.
The band had the following to say about their new single:
“The Boss is the heaviest of the songs on the EP and definitely a live favourite of ours. We wanted to express our frustration with imbalanced power dynamics in our everyday lives with a big supermassive rant of a rock song.
In the writing process it began as a more standard punk tune until Emmie and Clio spontaneously improvised their interlocking violin/synth line that totally changed the direction of the song.
Working in the studio with Dan Fox of Gilla Band was fun and allowed us to experiment with getting the song to sound as spacey as we could get it – we particularly enjoyed recording the electric violin through guitar amps cranked to 10 while simultaneously manipulating a tape delay unit.”
The group have a busy touring schedule ahead of them, including a Halloween headliner at London’s 100 Club and today also announce a full UK headline tour for February 2025, their biggest yet:
MAN/WOMAN/CHAINSAW UK/EU TOUR DATES
16/10 – Paris, Supersonic
17/10 – Rotterdam, Left of the Dial Festival
18/10 – Rotterdam, Left of the Dial Festival
31/10 – London, 100 Club
1/11 – Hebden Bridge, The Trades Club #
7/11 – Cardiff, Clwb Ifor Bach
8/11 – Bristol, Rough Trade
9/11 – Brighton, Mutations Festival
3/01 – Bognor Regis, Rockaway Beach
14/02 – Where Else, Margate
15/02 – The Joiners, Southampton
16/02 – The Cornish Bank, Falmouth
17/02 – Hare & Hounds, Birmingham
19/02 – The Bodega, Nottingham
20/02 – YES, Manchester
21/02 – King Tuts Wah Wah Hut, Glasgow
22/02 – The Crescent, York
# w/ Dream Wife
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