Nottingham indie heavyweights Divorce share staggering new cut ‘Eat My Words’ (watch video here), out now, marking the final reveal from the band’s forthcoming ‘Heady Metal’ EP (pre-order here), arriving November 17th via Gravity/EMI. Spearheaded by enigmatic songwriting duo Tiger Cohen-Towell and Felix Mackenzie-Barrow, ‘Heady Metal’ signals a closer collaboration than ever between the two bandmates, providing a striking portrayal of insecurity and questioning whether to trust oneself or your new surroundings. The character studies of debut EP ‘Get Mean’ are gone; in their place more vulnerable narratives about grappling with identity amid the new pressures they were experiencing following their phenomenal rise. Speaking ahead of ‘Eat My Words’, a lurching, offbeat country ballad, co-vocalist/guitarist Felix Mackenzie-Barrow explained: “The song scrutinises my emotional responses to situations in which I’ve been uncomfortable; and where I’ve come away from those situations with frustrations about the things left unsaid, sometimes for better, sometimes not.” Produced by Matt Peel (Dream Wife, Eagulls, Pulled Apart By Horses), and mixed by Grammy-nominated producer Catherine Marks (Foals, The Killers, Wolf Alice), Divorce’s ’Eat My Words’ is out now via Gravity/EMI and available on all digital platforms. KEEP UP WITH DIVORCE: Instagram | Website | YouTube | TikTok | 
