Gouge Away releases new EP “Live at BBC” and announces Wednesday tour support

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Live at BBC showcases Gouge Away’s performance during a four-song live session at BBC Radio 1, following their recent album release, Deep Sage, in March. This session, recorded last September, is now available digitally for the first time. Reflecting on the experience, the band expressed their excitement about being invited to record the session by Daniel P Carter for The Rock Show on BBC Radio 1. The band, touring in the UK at the time, had always dreamt of recording at the BBC, so this opportunity was particularly special for them.

The live session was recorded and mixed within a few hours, showcasing the raw energy and talent of the band in a short period of time. After the session, the engineer gave them a tour of the entire studio, adding to the significance of the experience. Being in a place with such a rich history of music was truly inspiring for Gouge Away, leaving a lasting impression on the band members.

In addition to their successful live session at BBC Radio 1, Gouge Away has exciting plans for the future. They have announced that they will be joining North Carolina band Wednesday on tour in the spring for their US run. Following this, they will have the honor of supporting iconic bands Foo Fighters and Queens of the Stone Age for two shows in Vancouver and Las Vegas later in the year. This lineup of shows demonstrates the growing recognition and popularity of Gouge Away within the music industry.

During an interview with music content creator Margeaux Labat, Wednesday vocalist Karly Hartzman praised Gouge Away, referring to them as “hugely underrated veterans of the [hardcore] scene.” Hartzman specifically highlighted Gouge Away’s lead singer, Christina Michelle, as a source of inspiration for her own vocal style. This acknowledgment from fellow musicians further solidifies Gouge Away’s reputation as a talented and influential band within the hardcore music scene.

Overall, Gouge Away’s Live at BBC session not only showcases their musical prowess but also highlights their growing success and recognition in the music industry. With upcoming tour dates and support slots with renowned bands, Gouge Away’s future looks bright as they continue to captivate audiences with their unique sound and powerful performances.

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