‘The Horrors’ fifth album is their best yet’ - The Guardian 
5*  ‘It’s a barrier-smashing victory march’ - NME
4* -'Arguably the most consistent UK guitar band of the past decade’ - Drowned in Sound 
4* - Q  
4* - MOJO   
4* - The Times
4* - Independent  

Today sees the release of The Horrors critically acclaimed fifth album ‘V’, via Wolf Tone/ Caroline International. 

The album follows the brooding first single ‘Machine’, which showcases the group at their majestic, imperial best. ‘Something to Remember Me By’, was hailed as the band’s best work to date, with The Guardian saying it is “possibly their best song yet” and DIY Magazine declaring it “unstoppably euphoric, it’s maybe the best thing The Horrors have ever written”. The final pre-release offering from ‘V’, ‘Weighed Down’ shows the group at the peak of their powers, exhibiting a freedom and sense of exploration that feels truly liberating. The album was recorded at The Church in London with producer Paul Epworth (FKA Twigs, Lorde, Adele, Florence and the Machine, Coldplay and U2).

‘V’ is the sound of a band making the most expansive and progressive music of their careers.

The album comprises:

1. 1.    HOLOGRAM
2. 2.    PRESS ENTER TO EXIT
3. 3.    MACHINE
4. 4.    GHOST
5. POINT OF NO REPLY
6. 6.    WEIGHED DOWN
7. 7.    GATHERING
8. 8.    WORLD BELOW
9. 9.    IT’S A GOOD LIFE
10. 10. SOMETHING TO REMEMBER ME BY 

The Horrors will tour the UK in October. Tickets on sale HERE. Full UK tour dates below: 

• October 16  Mandela Hall    Belfast            
• October 17  Tivoli               Dublin                        
• October 19  Qmu                Glasgow                    
• October 20  Newcastle Uni  Newcastle                 
• October 21  Leeds Uni         Leeds                         
• October 22  Academy 1       Liverpool                   
• October 24  Institute           Birmingham  
• October 25  Bierkeller          Bristol                         
• October 26  The Junction     Cambridge                
• October 28  Acca                 Brighton                     
• October 29  Koko                London