Listen to new track from Alpha Male Tea Party

Alpha Male Tea Party
Alpha Male Tea Party

Alpha Male Tea Party have made their new track The Museum Of Walking available to stream exclusively with Prog.

The song is taken from the Liverpool trio’s upcoming album Health, which will launch on June 23 via Big Scary Monsters Recordings.

Bassist Ben Griffiths tells Prog: “I’m utterly hopeless with words, which is one of the many, many reasons we’re an instrumental band.

“However, a good friend of mine told me the other day that this sounds like Alpha Male Tea Party does Graceland, which was never the intention, but is absolutely the outcome.”

In addition, Alpha Male Tea Party will head out on the road across the UK in June in support of the follow-up to 2014’s Droids. They’ll also play a set at Bristol’s ArcTanGent festival on August 18.

Find the tour dates, album artwork and tracklist below.

Health is now available for pre-order.

Alpha Male Tea Party Health tracklist

  1. Have You Ever Seen Milk?
  2. Ballerina
  3. The Museum Of Walking
  4. Nobody Had The Heart To Tell Him He Was On Fire
  5. Don’t You Know Who I Think I Am?
  6. Powerful And Professional
  7. Carpet Diem
  8. Some Soldiers
  9. I Still Live At Home
  10. No More

Alpha Male Tea Party 2017 UK tour dates

Jun 29: Leeds The Fox & Newt
Jun 30: Nottingham JT Soar
Jul 01: Glasgow Nice N’ Sleazy
Jul 02: Edinburgh Opium
Jul 23: Oxford Truck Festival
Jul 29: Clitheroe Cloudspotting Festival
Aug 18: Bristol ArcTanGent Festival

Alpha Male Tea Party: Droids

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