With incredible dexterity for unleashing upbeat punk-infused engaging
college rock, underpinned by infectious pop rock sensibilities, Altered Sky
deliver a spirited sound that sets them apart from their contemporaries. The
much revered rock outfit stride forward with the release of their new video
single Stupid In the Dark everywhere on Friday 29th July.
Coming at you from Glasgow, and born out of hard work and absolute
commitment, Altered Sky already have an array of impressive achievements
including supporting We Are In The Crowd, Wonder Years, Decade, State
Champs, A Loss For Words and Neck Deep, as well as playing Slam Dunk
Scotland in 2014. The emerging tunesmiths have also headlined shows at The
Garage in Glasgow and London’s famous 100 Club in Camden.
Altered Sky have always embodied a strong DIY ethos ever since launching
their self-financed debut EP, In This World. The five-some followed this
release with their critically acclaimed Stop and Live EP, which further
cemented the band’s growing reputation. In 2015, the Scottish rocksters
released their self-funded debut album, Without Wonderland, with Romesh
Dodangoda (Funeral For A Friend, Bullet For My Valentine, Bring Me The
Horizon) at the helm. The album was lapped up by fans and industry
tastemakers with Kerrang! Magazine awarding the record with a glowing KKKK
review. The popular quintet dropped their video single Waves from the album,
racking up acclaim from broadcasting legend ‘Whispering’ Bob Harris, as well
as widespread radio airplay from Kerrang Radio, TeamRock and BBC Radio 2.
The band have since gone on to pick up further praise from Apple Music and
Huffington Post, as well as vastly multiplying their ever increasing
fan-base.
The band now release their third single from Without Wonderland, entitled
Stupid In The Dark, which lands on 29th July. The single coincides with
Altered Sky’s next run of UK tour dates and acoustic appearances scheduled
across Pulp stores. With the album’s fourth and final single ready to be
launched in the Autumn to tie in with the band’s Glasgow Garage show, the
future is certainly looking luminous for this unstoppable rock crew.
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ALTERED SKY PLAY: Jul 28 – PULP Glasgow; Jul 29 PULP – Edinburgh; Aug 01 –
PULP Leeds; Aug 02 – PULP Bristol; Aug 03 – PULP London; Aug 04 – PULP
Nottingham; Aug 21 – Underground Plymouth; Aug 22 – Rainbow Birmingham; Aug
23 – Eiger Studios Leeds; Aug 24 – Maze Nottingham; Aug 25 – Garage
(Upstairs) London; Aug 26 – O2 Academy 2 Bristol; Oct 15 – The Garage
Glasgow.
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