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Ride return with the news of their seventh studio album, Interplay, out 29th March via Wichita Recordings / PIAS. The new record is the Oxford four piece’s third since reforming in 2014, having now been together longer in their current second phase than their original iteration as 90’s shoegaze pioneers. Co-produced by Ride and Richie Kennedy, Interplay will follow 2017’s Weather Diaries and 2019’s This Is Not A Safe Place, which re-lit the Ride spark, both pleasing old diehards and introducing one of the most forward-thinking guitar bands of their generation to a whole new audience. It connects all the dots from their career, taking the frenzied guitar attacks, hypnotic grooves and dreamy melodic hooks of their early work and setting it to a more expansive sonic template, inspired by 80's pop gems like Tears For Fears, Talk Talk & early U2.
Ride plays shoegaze, dream pop, britpop. Ride return with the news of their seventh studio album, Interplay, out 29th March via Wichita Recordings / PIAS.
Ride's live sets are loose and exploratory - consistent in quality but rarely identical night to night.
Ride is a 4-piece group: Andy Bell, Mark Gardener, Laurence Colbert, Steve Queralt.
Ride plays O2 Academy Brixton in London on Saturday 13 February.