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Home Counties Share New Song “Dividing Lines”

Debut Album Exactly As It Seems Due Out May 3 via Submarine Cat

Apr 17, 2024 Photography by Alex Amoros
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London’s Home Counties crackle with infectious energy on “Dividing Lines,” the final single before their debut album, Exactly As It Seems, arrives in stores on May 3 via Submarine. This electrifying track serves as a launchpad for the band’s sound, promising an album bursting with diverse influences and a “fun, exploratory way of thinking.”

Inspiration for “Dividing Lines” struck vocalist Will Harrison during lockdown walks in the English countryside. Witnessing restricted access to land sparked a thought-provoking exploration of social exclusion, both in land ownership and within the music industry itself.

Sonically, “Dividing Lines” fuses a 2000s pop sensibility with the infectious energy of Confidence Man, anchored by the alt-dancefloor mastery of LCD Soundsystem and the artistic spirit of Talking Heads’ Remain In Light/”Speaking In Tongues” era. Home Counties certainly appear to be a collective unafraid to push boundaries and forge their own distinct sonic identity.

With a UK headline tour kicking off in May and festival appearances at The Great Escape, Deer Shed, and Dot to Dot already secured, Home Counties are poised for a busy year.

Home Counties Tour Dates:

3 May - Third Man Blue Basement, London (Album Launch)
5 May, Sound City, Liverpool
7 May - YES Basement, Manchester
8 May - Broadcast, Glasgow
9 May - FOCUS Wales, Wrexham
10 May - Headrow House, Leeds
11 May - Are You Listening Festival, Reading
13 May - Hare + Hounds 2, Birmingham
14 May - Clwb Ifor Bach, Cardiff
17 May - The Great Escape, Brighton
18 May - Get Together Festival, Sheffield
22 May - Oslo, London
25 May - Dot 2 Dot, Bristol
26 May - Dot 2 Dot, Nottingham
28 Jul - Deer Shed Festival

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