New Factory Floor Music! 🎛️⚡️
Our latest single “Between You” is out now on @phantasysound It’s been nearly 8 years, but we’re back—recording, releasing, and playing live alongside touring member Joe Ward. ‘Between You’ was recorded late last year in the studio with Stephen Morris of @neworderofficial & mixed by @davidwrenchmusic .
There are just 300 of the 12” vinyl available to pre-order now, each individually hand-numbered by us and presented in a screen-printed risograph sleeve. There will also be another 100 copies that are exclusive to Rough Trade stores @roughtrade in a different sleeve. Each record contains an extended mix on the flip.
You can grab a copy of “Between You” or listen via the link in our bio. Stay tuned for more.
#FactoryFloor #BetweenYou #Phantasysound #PH140
@dek__band ‘desire’ out now everywhere via the brilliant @slowdancerecords 25’ compilation 🔒🕯️
co produced, mixed & mastered by the brilliant @miz.studios@miz.records … special thanks for letting me play those kevlar drums🥁
link in bio 🔗
Factory Floor Live
See you there!
Check bio for advance tickets 🎟️ #FactoryFloor #LiveDates #festivalseason
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2 May
Outwards Festival
Manchester, UK
3 May
Queens Park Spring Weekender
Glasgow, UK
16 May
Get Together Festival
Sheffield, UK
30 May
Serralves em Festival
Porto, Portugal
13 June
Another Thought Festival
London, UK
26 June
Black Lights Festival
Blackpool, UK
2 August
Lokerse Feesten Festival
Belgium
6 September
End Of The Road Festival
UK
At the height of last summer, Factory Floor dropped their second single in eight years, with ‘Tell Me’ for PH146.
Having been road tested in their legendary live sets in the run up to the official release, the track is an amalgamation of all things great about the band.
It’s their live energy that really brings this to life. As one attendee noted, “there is an oppressive post-punk half-life in the otherwise high-energy thrumming of Factory Floor. Their recent release, ‘Tell Me’ feels like walking quickly but not quite running through a crumbling concrete industrial estate, where you are at once advancing towards something you want and escaping from something you fear.”
The original version gives precedence to “their nagging guitar chops, vox and textured dubbing, whereas the XL version brings up the bassline and drums in the mix for firmer ‘floor traction, each benefitting from Stephen Morris’ (New Order) studio mixing suss.” - Boomkat
The attendee’s diary duly concludes:
“When their set ends, the band exits the stage swiftly, giving a nonchalant wave of thanks to an effusively loud crowd. Like a sailor disembarking after months at sea, I have to remind myself to stop swaying to music that is no longer there. - Hana Sakurai Wernham (Electronic Sound)
I tell you something
I tell you something
I tell you something
I like the way, you lose control.
We are super hyped to be part of Black Horse Festival // E17 🤍@anotherthought.world PRESALE: MARCH 26TH // 10AM
GENERAL SALE: MARCH 27TH // 10AM - Find link in bio //
