Deaf Havana have shared a wonderful, sentimental new single, Kids. “Kids, like many songs of ours, is a retrospective romance with our younger years,” explains James Veck-Gilodi. “It views growing up in boring coastal towns through rose tinted glasses and asks a lot of questions as to what the people we grew up with are doing now. It’s mainly a nostalgic song about small English towns, about what could’ve been and what is.” The single is taken from Deaf Havana’s upcoming sixth album The Present Is A Foreign Land, which is due out on July 15. Speaking to Kerrang! recently about their hopes for the record following a line-up change and period of uncertainty, James enthused, “I hope people love it, and I hope it connects with them. This is the fi...
