Photo by Roos de Huu
Antillectual is releasing their first-ever Dutch EP, Antillectueel, today, featuring around 9 tracks in their direct native language. This leftist-populist, counterculture punk release is designed to help listeners process recent election results. The songs tackle local symptoms of global issues, including the shift to the right, populist figures, and tax evasion, using the in-your-face Dutch language as the perfect medium. Side A features new tracks, while Side B is a mixed bag of pseudo-covers and re-interpretations.
To support their EP Antillectual will embark on an exclusive Dutch tour. This occasion will be the only chance to see the band play their Dutch songs live:
Nov 28 Eindhoven, Burgers
Dec 05 Den Haag, Musicon
Dec 07 Drachten, Iduna
Dec 13 Nijmegen, Friends First Fest
Jan 09 Utrecht, dB’s
Jan 10 Leiden, Resistor
Jan 29 Haarlem, Patronaat
Apr 11 Zwolle, Skroetfest
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