Sound architects, Hybrid, will play further UK live shows at Glastonbury festival (June 27) and Fabric (August 15) in support of 'Morning Sci-fi', their forthcoming album on Distinct'ive Breaks, out July 21.
Welsh duo, Mike Truman and Chris Healings did their first UK live gig in over two years at Fabric in April, at the show, New Order's Peter Hook, who features on two tracks on the new album ('True to Form' and 'Higher than a Skyscraper'), joined them live on bass.
The new LP, which follows their 2000 debut, 'Wide Angle', was partly recorded in Russia and partly at Hybrid’s studio in Wales, and includes collaborations with John Creamer, Kirsty Hawkshaw and The Hermitage String Orchestra from St Petersburg.
Welsh duo, Mike Truman and Chris Healings did their first UK live gig in over two years at Fabric in April, at the show, New Order's Peter Hook, who features on two tracks on the new album ('True to Form' and 'Higher than a Skyscraper'), joined them live on bass.
The new LP, which follows their 2000 debut, 'Wide Angle', was partly recorded in Russia and partly at Hybrid’s studio in Wales, and includes collaborations with John Creamer, Kirsty Hawkshaw and The Hermitage String Orchestra from St Petersburg.
