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Patterns: "This Haze"

For anyone that's a fan of Youth Lagoon, Animal Collective and their drone-pop forefathers Cocteau Twins and Jesus and Mary Chain.

I like anything the looks like the first person perspective of a moth. So the video for “This Haze” humours me nicely, as well as being happily engaged to the song's exploration of the tipsy and vaporous plains you find yourself in when you’re half asleep.

Patterns are a Mancunian four-piece that braid their music with field recording, loops, samples and cordial melodies. Their debut album,Waking Lines, sounds like it was made in a den of bedding with a great pillow quota. Released earlier this month, it garnered gold stars from loads of publications, as well as from anyone who’s a fan of Youth Lagoon, Animal Collective and their drone-pop forefathers Cocteau Twins and Jesus and Mary Chain.

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07/3 - St Phillips Church, Salford (With The Manchester Community 30 Piece Choir) http://bit.ly/1eNrTDk

14/3 - Four Bars at Dempseys, Cardiff http://bit.ly/1jpXjDu

15/3 - Epic Studios, Norwich http://bit.ly/LPEB9f

16/3 - Shacklewell Arms, London http://bit.ly/1lVHwhy

18/3 - Cockpit 3, Leeds http://bit.ly/1lp27qP

19/3 - Broadcast, Glasgow http://bit.ly/1bEFQPO

21/3 - The Independent, Sunderland

22/3 - The Riverside, Sheffield

22/4 - The Workman's Club, Dublin

23/4 - Cobblerstone Joe's, Limerick

24/4 - Roisin Dubh, Galway

25/4 - McGarrigles, Sligo

26/4 - The Pavilion, Cork

1/5 - Silencio, Paris

2/5 - Flèche d'or http://bit.ly/MFfrej

Order link for Waking Lines here: http://www.melodic.co.uk/wakinglinespreorder/