L’OBJECTIF SIGNS WITH DANCE TO THE RADIO AND RELEASES NEW SINGLE ‘GOTH KIDS’
Leeds alt-rock specialists L’objectif have announced their signing to the esteemed indie label Dance To The Radio, joining the ranks of Ellur, Far Caspian, and Terra Twin. Alongside this exciting news, the band has released their brand new single ‘Goth Kids’, out today (January 24th).
This marks their first new material since their acclaimed 2024 EP ‘The Left Side’. The frenetic quartet’s latest effort showcases their trailblazing energy and sublime anthemic sensibilities to perfection. Teaming up with Dance To The Radio, L’objectif is readying themselves for the next phase in their thrilling development.
With praise circulating throughout all corners of the press landscape, including The Observer, The Sunday Times, NME, DIY, Dork, and The Line Of Best Fit, as well as a previous BBC 6 Music playlist spot and key radio champions like Steve Lamacq, Amy Lamé, Iggy Pop, Jack Saunders (BBC Radio 1), and Matt Wilkinson (Apple Music), it’s fair to say L’objectif have experienced a monumental rise over the last few years. With a UK headline tour in the pipeline and work on their debut album set to begin imminently, the future looks bright for this talented band.
Speaking ahead of their single release, the band stated: “‘Goth Kids’ is the longest amount of time we’ve spent on a song – we’ve been working on it for over a year. It’s been a difficult process to get right but we believed it the whole way through. Lyrically it’s a song that almost wrote itself, I don’t want to overthink the music anymore, it just felt natural, although if it is about anything I suppose it’s about figuring out how you fit into the world. It’s a pretty important song to us and has brought us through into a new chapter for the band.”
L’objectif’s ‘Goth Kids’ is out now via Dance To The Radio and available on all digital platforms.
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Live Dates
24th May – Live At Leeds in the Park
31st July – Kendal Calling Festival
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