Kate Tempest announces new album Let Them Eat Chaos
The Mercury-nominated singer will play a string of UK gigs in December
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Your support makes all the difference.Kate Tempest has announced details of her new album Let Them Eat Chaos with a powerful teaser posted on YouTube.
The award-winning British poet and rapper will release the follow-up to her 2014 Mercury-nominated debut Everybody Down on 7 October after re-enlisting the talents of producer Dan Carey.
Tempest returned to the studio last year after finishing her recent novel The Bricks That Built The Houses, a “multi-generational tale of drugs, desire and belonging”.
Fans can download new track “Picture a Vacuum” instantly after pre-ordering the new album on iTunes and listen to “Europe is Lost”, first shared last November here:
The full tracklist for Let Them Eat Chaos has also been revealed, as follows:
“Picture a Vacuum”
“Lionmouth Door Knocker”
“Ketamine for Breakfast”
“Europe is Lost”
“We Die”
“Whoops”
“Brews”
“Don’t Fall In”
“Pictures on a Screen”
“Perfect Coffee”
“Grubby”
“Breaks”
“Tunnel Vision”
Tempest, 30, has already confirmed a string of UK gigs for December when she will play Glasgow, Sheffield, Birmingham, Norwich, Manchester, Bristol and London.
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