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The local band will be releasing their new single ‘Dark heart, Dark Love’ the first single off their second album ‘Palace in Flames’ in the Spirit Store this Saturday night, May 26th
The band are planning a summer tour and will be promoting the single/album all around Ireland. They have recently made a video for their upcoming single.
Both will be available soon (single for free download) so fans are being encouraged to keep an eye on their Facebok page. The album launch will be sometime in July.
Permanent Déjà Vu’s debut album ‘Cinematic Love’ was released in the summer of 2011. Highbrowse.ie called it a “brilliant album” and “an amazingly experimental and inventive debut”.
Meanwhile, HotPress praised its vast cinematic arrangements and classic song writing credentials.
The new album brings the band’s light/dark aesthetic to new heights.
For more information check out www.facebook.com/permanentdejavu or http://soundcloud.com/permanent-deja-vu.
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