MEMORIALS unveil hypnotic new single ‘Wildly Remote’

New Album: ‘All Clouds Bring Not Rain’ – Out March 27 via Fire Records
North American & European Tour Dates Announced

MEMORIALS are back with another spellbinding glimpse into their kaleidoscopic world. Fronted by Electrelane’s Verity Susman and Wire’s Matthew Simms, the duo have dropped their latest single Wildly Remote, accompanied by a captivating new video, ahead of their full-length album ‘All Clouds Bring Not Rain’ landing March 27.

“Kaleidoscopic art-pop and adventurous psych-rock with an immersive, experimental aura.” – KEXP
“Embodying the polarities of avant-garde and classic songwriting.” – Under The Radar

Stream Wildly Remote on all platforms | Watch the video on YouTube
Previous single Cut Glass Hammer also available to stream and watch

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MEMORIALS follow up their acclaimed singles Cut Glass Hammer and In The Weeds with this enchanting new track. Wildly Remote starts as a delicate folk song before pivoting into an unexpected saxophone-tape-loop solo, then returning for a final verse that balances intensity and playfulness with effortless charm.

Matthew Simms reflects on the track’s origins:

“We started this song in a really cliched way – during a sound check! It was at a memorable gig in Brest, a beautiful port town in Brittany. We wanted to capture the intimacy and atmosphere of live shows, where quiet, gentle moments exist amid louder outbursts. The twists and turns between these polarities are what keep things interesting.”

With ‘All Clouds Bring Not Rain,’ MEMORIALS take their influences—folk, dub, post-punk, experimental tape music, 60s soul, garage rock, 70s spiritual jazz, and Canterbury prog—and spin them into something unmistakably their own. Imagine Nico singing with Can, produced by David Axelrod, and you’re somewhere in the ballpark.

Recorded largely in a secluded barn studio in southwestern France, the album carries a sense of freedom and exploration. Susman and Simms handled everything themselves—writing, performing, recording, and mixing—hunting down specialized studios for harpsichord, vibraphone, and vintage Leslie sounds, including 4AD’s London studio and Stereolab drummer Andy Ramsay’s Press Play studio.

After composing the soundtrack for a critically acclaimed Kate Bush documentary in early 2025, the duo dove straight into recording this ambitious album over the summer, followed by a U.S. tour with Stereolab. The result? A mesmerizing, immersive listening experience, full of inventive arrangements, classic songwriting, and meticulous production—qualities that translate beautifully to their live shows.

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Upcoming Tour Dates

Europe

• Apr 08 – Le Hasard Ludique, Paris, France
• Apr 09 – Le Tangram, Évreux, France
• Apr 10 – Variations Festival, Nantes, France (w/ Einstürzende Neubauten)
• Apr 11 – Calm, Limoges, France
• Apr 12 – La Petite Populaire, La Réole, France
• Apr 14 – Le Consortium, Dijon, France
• Apr 15 – Le Grand Mix, Tourcoing, France (w/ Bibi Club)
• Apr 22 – The Croft, Bristol, UK
• Apr 23 – Little Bully, Oxford, UK
• Apr 24 – Prince Albert, Brighton, UK
• Apr 26 – Heartbreakers, Southampton, UK
• Apr 29 – The Lexington, London, UK
• Apr 30 – Hyde Park Book Club, Leeds, UK
• May 01 – The Castle Hotel, Manchester, UK

North America

• May 07 – Wicket Hall, Victoria, BC, Canada
• May 08 – The Pearl, Vancouver, BC, Canada
• May 09 – Tractor Tavern, Seattle, WA, USA
• May 10 – Mississippi Studios, Portland, OR, USA
• May 12 – Great American Music Hall, San Francisco, CA, USA
• May 13 – The Roxy Theatre, West Hollywood, CA, USA
• May 14 – Casbah, San Diego, CA, USA
• May 15 – Swan Dive, Las Vegas, NV, USA
• May 16 – Pappy & Harriet’s, Pioneertown, CA, USA
• May 17 – Club Congress, Tucson, AZ, USA

Germany & Netherlands

• May 31 – Nachtasyl, Hamburg
• Jun 01 – Kantine am Berghain, Berlin
• Jun 02 – Noch Besser Leben, Leipzig
• Jun 03 – Kohi, Karlsruhe
• Jun 04 – Club Manufaktur, Schorndorf
• Jun 05 – Bellevue Di Monaco, München
• Jun 06 – Rotown, Rotterdam, Netherlands

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‘All Clouds Bring Not Rain’ track list

1. Life Could Be A Cloud
2. Cut Glass Hammer
3. Can’t See A Rainbow
4. Dropped Down The Well
5. In The Weeds
6. Reimagined River
7. Mediocre Demon
8. Bell Miner
9. Lemon Trees
10. Watching The Moon
11. Wildly Remote
12. Holy Invisible

With Wildly Remote leading the way, MEMORIALS are proving once again that their sonic universe is as adventurous as it is intoxicating. Don’t miss your chance to experience it live.