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The Snuts have announced a special live-streamed performance for later this month.The Scottish four-piece will take to the stage at Stirling Castle on Friday, March 26, ahead of releasing their debut album ‘W.L.’ the following week (April 2).Fans will be able to watch the band perform their upcoming first record in its entirety by pre-ordering the 4xCD edition of ‘W.L.’ here. Customers will then be sent a private link to access the gig on the day.“In an effort to play our debut record back to back for our fans we decided to rent out a castle,” explained frontman Jack Cochrane.

The Snuts have announced that they are delaying the release of their debut album ‘W.L.’ by a fortnight, citing logistical concerns raised by both Brexit and the coronavirus pandemic.The rising Scottish stars were set to release their debut record via Parlophone on March 19, but it will now arrive on April 2.“This is to combat potential freight delays caused by Brexit and Covid-19, and guarantee all fans will receive their pre-ordered records on the official release date,” the band confirmed in a statement.Statement pic.twitter.com/JQxfb1JCpS— The Snuts (@TheSnuts) February 25, 2021Lead singer Jack Cochrane previously said of the record: “Our debut album ‘W.L.’ is our lifetime work.

The Snuts have debuted their new video for ‘Somebody Loves You’, which has seen the band joining forces with the Scottish Refugee CouncilThe romantic track from the rising Scottish stars is a direct collaboration with the charity, which is dedicated to supporting refugees in need of protection.As well as handing their entire production budget for the video to the charity, the clip sees The Snuts directly highlighting the stories of those who have been directly helped by the charity.Describing the video, singer Jack Cochrane said: “When our record label asked what we’d do if they gave us the full video budget, immediately we decided to use our platform to help bring attention to the Scottish Refugee Council here in Glasgow.“The song for us

Scottish Refugee Council, an independent charity dedicated to supporting those in need of refugee protection.The Snuts wanted to highlight their work by involving people who have been helped by the charity, to which the band donated the video production budget.Explaining how it came about, Jack shared: ‘The work they do was true to the meaning of the song.‘We got in touch with them and they were really keen to be a part of it, and a few families who had been through the system with the charity and settled here were keen to take part.

The Snuts have returned with their latest track ‘Always’, marking one of the most emotional releases to date from the Scottish rockers.Recorded at London’s The Firepit Studios with M83 and Beck producer Tony Hoffer, the latest effort sees the band exploring the idea of achieving self-love while in a successful relationship.“Lyrically, the song depicts the message of falling in love with someone who in turn allows you to love yourself; quite arguably, one of the most difficult things to try and do these days,” said lead singer Jack Cochrane.The video, meanwhile, was shot at Edinburgh’s Leith Theatre, with the group requesting that the video budget be used to support the live music industry and their crew who have faced financial uncertainty

“It was everything we’d hoped for – everything we set out to do as a band we feel like we managed to achieve”, The Snuts frontman Jack Cochrane reveals when reflecting on the past year.

"We want to get the same reactions at those huge festivals and gigs"

The Snuts have released a video for new single ‘Elephants’ – watch it first on NME below.Directed by award-winning filmmaker Aella Jordan-Edge, the video transports fans back to the 1960s with a retro TV show vibe. “We’ve packed as much madness in as we possibly could,” frontman Jack Cochrane said of the video.Speaking on the track, he added: “‘Elephants’ is another twist on our ever growing diverse catalogue.

West Lothian band The Snuts are continuing their stampede with new single ‘Elephants’.One of the UK’s fastest rising new acts, The Snuts have released the track, which is the band’s first taste of new music since the release of their debut ‘Mixtape EP’, which took the charts by storm in March.Premiering on Annie Mac’s Radio One show, the track went straight in at number 1 on the iTunes chart and shut down Twitter with their hashtag topping the trending chart.Recorded at The Firepit in London with Tony Hoffer (Beck, Goldfrapp, M83), ‘Elephants’ sees The Snuts hit a new gear.The raw, rousing track sees the band continue their mixing of genres, with front man Jack Cochrane’s candid vocals becoming a staple of the band’s sound.Speaking of the