Lock-in Sessions at Abbey Road

The closing track from IDLES' second album Joy as an Act of Resistance, “Rottweiler” had been performed live as early as 2016. Joe Talbot told Gigwise that “the first track we wrote after ‘Brutalism’ is the last one on the album, ‘Rottweiler’”. It’s about Talbot’s dislike of the tabloids which he’s publicly spoken out about as he believes they’re used to blame minority groups for government issues. He talked to The Line of Best Fit about why he believes some people mistakenly voted for Brexit: Read more on Last.fm.

Idles are an English post-punk band formed in Bristol, England in 2009. The success of the band’s debut EP “Welcome” did not go unnoticed and so it happened that BBC Introducing in the Southwest honoured the group as “Band of The Year” in 2012. After a hiatus, the band returned in 2015 with “MEAT EP” and “META EP”. “Divide & Conquer” and “Well Done” were released in 2016, when it was announced their debut album “Brutalism” was released on March the 10th, 2017 and was supported by a 24 date UK Tour during March and April. https://root.theworkpc.com/music/preview?img=http://www.idlesband.com Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.