'Down The Rabbit Hole' follows on from the pair's previous singles 'Hostile' and 'Sister Doom' and is released through I'm Not From London Records this Friday 4 August.
“We filmed the video in four scenes which each highlight different moods and emotions experienced in relationships," they say. "The song was originally written with an Alice In Wonderland theme in mind. Sometimes in life you can feel like you're sinking down in to a bottomless pit, much like the one in Alice in Wonderland, where the more you worry about a situation, the worse it gets and you ultimately sink further and further in to a pit of self-doubt.”
The video was directed by Patrick Mateer and Josh Moore.
Recently winning funding from the PRS Foundation’s Open Music Fund enabling them to concentrate their resources on further recording and touring, the pair - who hail from Leeds and Hull - have already shared stages with the likes of Black Honey, Dinosaur Pile-Up, Clean Cut Kid and Louise Distras.
Chambers head into the studio later this year to work on a full EP. In the meantime they've got a bunch of festivals and gigs lined up. Full dates so far are....
4 August - Preston - The Ferret
5 August – Humber Street Sesh - BBC Introducing Stage
18 August – Driffield - Tribfest
19 August – Ashton Under Lyne - The Station Hotel
29 August – Hull - The Sesh
17 September - Worcester Music Festival - Firefly
2 October – Hamburg – Hafenklang (Germany)
4 October – Amsterdam - Vrankrijk - WTF QUEER Wednesdays (Netherlands)
5 October – Arnhem - Cafe De Wacht (Netherlands)
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