Arguably the most exciting garage rock act in Brighton, Oral Habit are back with a new slice of bright red vinyl that that is going to keep your airwaves clear. The single ‘Heimlich Remover’ adds a nice krautrock motorik chug underneath the delicious Fuzz tones. As card carrying devotees of the work of Chichester’s finest TRAAMS, this naughty little number pushes just the right buttons. It leaves eager at the thought that three piece based around brothers Charlie and Felix Hales with Tippi Lewis on Bass have returned to the studio and bodes well for album number two.

The single is released on the 6th of November and if you are lucky you can bag yourself a limited edition bright red seven inch on Bandcamp Friday.

If you, do, you will also be one of only 50 people in the world to own a copy of the vinyl exclusive b-side, a cover of ‘A House Is Not A Motel’ from Love’s classic ‘Forever Changes’ album.

You can also look forward to hearing it live at their largest ever headline show, when they takeover Alphabet with Acid Box in January.

Acid Box Presents: Oral Habit
January 23rd – Alphabet