Two Shell announce self-titled debut album and drop trancey new single 'Everybody Worldwide' (original) (raw)

Two Shell have announced their self-titled debut album and dropped their brand new single ‘Everybody Worldwide’.

The mysterious electronic group have finally revealed their first full-length project, which is due to drop on October 25th via the label Young. So far, they’ve released ‘gimmi it’ from the record, as well as dropping standalone singles ‘Round (ft. Sugababes)‘ and ‘Talk To Me (ft. FKA Twigs)‘ this year.

Today (September 25), they also share the joyous track ‘Everybody Worldwide’, which continues Two Shell’s twist on garage whilst incorporating trancey chords in the background.

Alongside their album announcement, Two Shell have also unveiled some live shows they’ll play across the world starting next October. Take a listen to ‘Everybody Worldwide’ and see the full tracklist and tour details below:

The ‘Two Shell’ tracklist is:

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‘come to terms’
‘(rock solid)’
‘hurt somebody’
‘({~_-})’
‘Everybody Worldwide’
‘gimmi it’
‘/inside//’
‘dreamcast’
‘Stars..’
‘be somebody’
‘Mad Powers’
‘Mirror’

Two Shell will be embarking on a tour across the world, with four stops total. They have revealed two shows in London and New York, with no location announced as of yet, and a final date in Tokyo’s Circus. They have also teased a fourth show on their website, but the city and location is not yet known.

Tickets go on sale at 12pm local time this Friday (September 27) – get yours here and see all dates below:

Two Shell’s 2024 live dates are:

OCTOBER 25 – London 31 – NYC

NOVEMBER
2 – Unknown
15 – Tokyo, Circus

Two Shell have previously landed in the NME 100 2023, where they were hailed as a “cheeky, mysterious duo trading in futuristic floor-fillers” for fans of Jamie xx and Overmono.

“[The band] have gleefully confounded attempts to determine their identities by hiring costumes and dancers for live sets and (mostly) side-stepping the press,” it added. “All the better to spotlight their thrilling techno, and post-modern brand of dance music.”