PIAS LET’S EAT GRANDMA'S THIRD ALBUM – THERE’S SADNESS, AND PAIN, AND JOY, AND HOPE. SIGNED TO TRANSGRESSIVE ⇥ PUBLISHED ON 11 NOVEMBER, 2021 Let’s Eat Grandma released their second album, I’m All Ears, in 2018. It came out to a blaze of critical glory, thrilled fans who’d been with them since I, Gemini, and won them interested new listeners as they widened their musical scope. They won Album of the Year at the Q Awards along with many end-of-year list placements, toured relentlessly, played a life-changing set at Coachella, and then… they disappeared. The track follows the release of ‘Hall Of Mirrors‘, an ethereal, glistening pop song about a beautiful, intense moment remembered and came with a hazy, dreamlike video, also directed by El Hardwick. Two Ribbons tells the story of the last three years from both Jenny and Rosa’s points of view. As a body of work, it is astonishing: a dazzling, heart-breaking, life-affirming, and mortality-facing record that reveals their growing artistry and ability to parse intense feeling into lyrics so memorable you’d scribble them on your backpack. The band has been through a lot in the last three years, and Two Ribbons is the artefact that signals some kind of progression out of distressing times; a story of loss, change, and of survival; a proof of life. And so the partnership began to fray. Two Ribbons can be heard as a series of letters between the two of them, taking the place of conversations as they try to make sense of the rift in their relationships. It’s a cathartic blood-letting and a devastating realisation about the fickleness of life. Though it is still very much a Let’s Eat Grandma album, for the first time there are Rosa’s songs and Jenny’s songs. PRE-ORDER Both Rosa and Jenny found themselves more involved in the production of this album, experimenting with new sounds and diverse instrumentations within the studio, collaborating with David Wrench, also the primary producer of I’m All Ears. On this record Rosa in particular threw herself into the behind-the-scenes work and driving her own sonic agenda, whilst Jenny sought to synthesise new influences to forge new spaces artistically for the group. Two Ribbons is an album that treads a fine line expressing the most intimate feelings of, whilst making space for, the different perspectives of two women; an album that says this is not the beginning or the end but part of a never-ending circle. It’s cyclical in nature; there is sadness, and pain, and joy, and hope – and knows that no matter what detours we take, we are all connected. Follow Let’s Eat Grandma here: WEBSITE | FACEBOOK | TWITTER | NEXT IN NEXT IN ⇥ HURRY UP, SUMMER: A NEW MYKKI BLANCO MINI-ALBUM CALLED “BROKEN HEARTS & BEAUTY SLEEP” IS COMING IN JUNE 5