Animal Collective showcase new album in Manchester
Trio speak to NME.COM after their sold-out show
Animal Collective continued their small tour of the UK last night (January 14) with a show in Manchester.
Playing at the city's Club Academy, the Baltimore group's set consisted mainly of tracks from their newly-released ninth studio album 'Merriweather Post Pavilion'.
Panda Bear, Avery Tare and Geologist (who sported his trademark head lamp) barely stopped to breathe in between songs during their 90-minute set.
Including a full light show in the small, sold-out venue, the band revealed that they expect to ram up their visual intensity at future gigs.
"We definitely want more intensive visual live shows, I mean we have some lights and stuff but we want to take that to the next level," Geologist told NME.COM after the show.
Animal Collective played:
'#1'
'Guys Eyes'
'Summertime Clothes'
'Leafhouse'
'Lion In A Coma'
'My Girls'
'New Song'
'Fireworks'
'Slippi'
'Brothersport'
'Banshee Beat'
'Also Frightened'
Some fan footage of the gig has been posted up online, which can be watched below.
Playing at the city's Club Academy, the Baltimore group's set consisted mainly of tracks from their newly-released ninth studio album 'Merriweather Post Pavilion'.
Panda Bear, Avery Tare and Geologist (who sported his trademark head lamp) barely stopped to breathe in between songs during their 90-minute set.
Including a full light show in the small, sold-out venue, the band revealed that they expect to ram up their visual intensity at future gigs.
"We definitely want more intensive visual live shows, I mean we have some lights and stuff but we want to take that to the next level," Geologist told NME.COM after the show.
Animal Collective played:
'#1'
'Guys Eyes'
'Summertime Clothes'
'Leafhouse'
'Lion In A Coma'
'My Girls'
'New Song'
'Fireworks'
'Slippi'
'Brothersport'
'Banshee Beat'
'Also Frightened'
Some fan footage of the gig has been posted up online, which can be watched below.
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