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Django Django reveal video for synth-heavy single ‘Slipstream’, announce tour dates

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Following the release of their exceptional new album, Off Planet, Django Django have revealed a new video for the trance-inducing dance anthem, ‘Slipstream’.

The fast-paced techno of ‘Slipstream’s humming beat, and addictive synth tones are accompanied in the new video by Tron-esque flashing lights and neon scenery, while lead singer Vincent Neff journeys through a sonic landscape that visualises Django Django’s unparalleled musical electronica.

Speaking of the video, the band said: “The lyrics are a bit of an ode to watching the Tour de France with Pete Shelley’s signature track playing as a kid. We thought it would be fun to build upon that with the video, which sees Vinny being put through his paces, ramping up in speed until he breaks beyond reality”.

Director Daniel Nellis continues: “In ‘Slipstream’ we join Vinny on his wayward journey through a twilight town. In this parallel universe characters are stuck in motion forever, their soundtrack cosmically transmitted between them, leaving each other in a state of ecstasy. Vinny’s search for his non-existent destination leaves him in ever increasing kinetic states of blissful speed fed highs, leaving the others in his world forever and ever in his Slipstream.”

The video’s unveiling arrives just after the announcement of a new headline UK and European tour, which includes a show at London’s KOKO on 14th December.

Stream / Download: Django Django ‘Slipstream’

Off Planet, the band’s fifth full-length studio album, is out now via Because Music (stream / purchase it here.) Released in four parts, each representing a different “planet”, Off Planet is the biggest, boldest, and most varied statement the band have made, with a cavalcade of mainstream and underground stars – Self Esteem, Jack Peñate, Stealing Sheep, Toya Delazy and many more, all of them either friends of the band or personally sought out by Dave – bringing entirely new creative angles into play. Off Planet was conceptualised by Django Django co-founder and producer Dave Maclean as “a way to go beyond”, to bring new voices, new rhythms, new experimentation into play, and effectively to deconstruct the band’s identity. From bluesy pop and Middle Eastern cabaret goth to Afro acid and piano rave, to call it kaleidoscopic is putting it mildly. Despite at times not sounding like anything on their previous releases, Off Planet is very much still recognisably Django Django

The album was described by Uncut (8/10) as “their most accomplished and ambitious record to date”, by The Arts Desk (4*) as “sprawling, eclectic and ear-pleasing” and Record Collector (4*) as “a rewarding listen”. 

Off Planet features multiple standout singles including the BBC Radio 6 Music A-Listed 90s dance-pop explosion, “Complete Me” ft. Self Esteem, the genre-bending “No Time” ft. Jack Peñate, the futuristic club track “Don’t Touch That Dial” ft. Yuuko plus “Slipstream”.

See below for the full tour routing and click HERE for tickets. 

21/07 – Bluedot Festival, UK @ Jodrell Bank

22/07 – Standon, UK @ Standon Calling

29/07 – Low Festival, Spain

30/09 – Pambula Beach, AUS @ Wanderer Festival

01/10 – Sydney, AUS @ Factory Theatre

04/10 – Brisbane, AUS @ The Triffid

06/10 – Melbourne, AUS @ Corner Hotel

08/10 – Perth, AUS @ Out Of The Woods Festival

21/11 – Berlin, Germany @ Festsaal Kreuzberg

22/11 – Amsterdam, Netherlands @ Paradiso

23/11 – Paris, France @ Trabendo

10/12 – Bristol, UK @ SWX

12/12 – Edinburgh, Scotland @ Liquid Rooms

13/12 – Manchester, UK @ New Century

14/12 – London, UK @ KOKO

16/12 – Dublin, Ireland @ Button Factory

Watch the ‘Slipstream’ video below:

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