Name: Group Therapy
Brand: Eliza and the Bear

Bonus disc

Bonus disc: No

Catalogue number

bkm003v

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Rough Trade Exclusive

Rough Trade Exclusive: No

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Format detail

Black Vinyl.

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Format Music GB

Limited edition

Release date

2018-11-02

Signed copies

Signed copies: No

Supplier GB

The Orchard

Tax rate GB

UPC / Barcode

192562720615

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bkm003cd

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192562720554

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Artist

Eliza and the Bear

Genre GB

Indie Pop / Shoegaze

Label GB

Be-Known

It’s been a tumultuous couple of years for the London-based outfit who were tipped for success on their emergence in 2013 / 14 by many corners of the music press. A sold-out UK arena tour with Paramore followed, along with main stage appearances at the Reading and Leeds Festivals, Boardmasters, V Festival and Zane Lowe making It Gets Cold his ‘Hottest Record In The World’ on his BBC Radio 1 show. The eponymous debut album reached The Official UK Top 40 in 2016. The major label life then caught up with them and a parting of ways with Universal Music Group led them to a crossroads and a difficult time, particularly for frontman James Kellegher: “This record was written during some tumultuous times for Eliza, after breaking from the haze of a major label whirlwind where one day you’re the man and the next they can’t remember your name. We didn’t know if anyone still gave a shit about us or about what we had to say. Some people face life’s problems head on, some find a way around. I’m in the company of people who prefer to ignore it, and hope it somehow gets better. Talking, for me, was never the easy route, so I never took it. But now a conversation has been started, too many times we wake up to news of another suicide, and it’s becoming more frequent in the entertainment industry. Dealing with anxiety, depression or whatever your mind does to fuck up your day, shouldn’t be a solo effort. It became clear that we were all suffering in different ways, with different things. These different things, became songs and those songs became Group Therapy. I’m hoping Group Therapy means as much to you as it does to us. Don’t suffer in silence.”

Group Therapy

Music GB