London-via-Coventry indie outfit FEET have announced their third studio album, Gung-Ho, set for release on 2nd April 2027 via Submarine Cat Records. The announcement coincides with the arrival of lead single “Slowly,” landing ahead of three sold-out intimate residency shows at The George Tavern in London this week (12th, 13th, and 14th November).

Produced by Ali Chant, Gung-Ho follows 2024’s Make It Up and their 2019 debut What’s Inside is More Than Just Ham. The ten-track LP pairs the five-piece’s trademark guitar swagger and deadpan humour with a renewed lyrical finesse, tackling themes of societal decay, political stagnation, and modern disillusionment.

Driven by rubbery basslines and scratchy guitar stabs, lead single “Slowly” takes aim at British impatience and delayed public progress. Vocalist George Haverson and the band elaborated on the frustration and themes underpinning the track and wider album:

I’m fed up with the ‘how long’s a piece of string’ explanation to why developments in our country are dragging to an impossibly slow pace. It seems bad actors and career politicians get paid and get out quicker than we can fill in a pothole. From HS2 to Brexit, I can’t help but watch inconceivable amounts of money get thrown into the void of ‘progress’ without tapping my watch. I think the fear around technology replacing people is partly misplaced if we’ve already removed human instincts and compassion from our everyday lives. I feel like the new generation is most aware of the decay but the internet affords us the luxury of seeing humour in it from a decreasingly safe distance.

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