Kitchen Lover Release Erik Miles-Produced “There Goes My Brains”

Brighton-based punk risers Kitchen Lover release the new single “There Goes My Brains,” ahead of the anticipated upcoming debut album, The Circus Sideshow Dream (September 19th).

Produced by Erik Miles (known for his work with SOFT PLAY, Baby Dave, Kate Nash), “There Goes My Brains” highlights the band’s quirky, playful yet intense and driving punk aesthetic. The track’s grungy, fuzzy, garage rock guitar tones comparable to Queens Of The Stone Age, contrasts against a more loose and urgent delivery that harks back to classic ’70s punk, resulting in a short and punchy, sub 2-minute fizzer.

Speaking about the single, the band explain:

“Cut from the same cloth as the man with the darkest heart, this boy can’t comprehend why his part time-lover won’t comply with his late night booty calls. The type we’ve all been victim of and probably perpetrator of too. The desperate little boy, completely unaware of his feelings, can only scream in despair and anger as his mind overloads with insecurity.”

The album comes following a breakout year for Kitchen Lover, who played nearly 50 shows across the UK, sold out at a number of prestigious venues, and opened for Getdown Services, Frankie And The Witch Fingers and Toya Delazy among others.