Shame announces that he will take a short break

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This pause is not definitive.

The post punk group from south London, Shamehas announced that a temporary break will be taken after the end of the tour promotional of his fourth album production, Cutthroat.

After an incredible year presenting Cutthroatmeeting so many new people and enjoying the indescribable privilege of traveling the world playing our music, we have news. We’ve decided it’s time to take a little break. It is not a decision we have made lightly; However, we believe that the best thing for us, both individually and as a band, is to take some time off… and believe us when we say that we will be back stronger than ever to offer you the fifth shame album that you have always dreamed of.

We thought about not making any statement about it, but we believe that we owe it to you, as fans, to be transparent and tell you what is happening in our world.

The concerts we have scheduled soon will be the last ones we will give in a good season, so come see us and create great memories together.

This isn’t goodbye at all, it’s “see you later.” With love,” the band said in an official statement published on Instagram.

Emerging in 2014 on the scene linked to the emblematic Windmill forum, Shame has a career backed by four albums released through the label Dead Oceans. His most recent release, It was released in September of last year and was positioned at number 8 on the UK independent albums chart, a period from which they have performed more than a hundred live performances.

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