Ten Fé from London make "darkly romantic" electronic rock and roll which the NME calls "irresistible".

Heralded by Lauren Laverne as 'the next big thing', the band will head out on their first UK headline tour this November/December, stopping at the Hare & Hounds Kings Heath in Birmingham on Monday 23rd Nov.

Their anthemic new single ‘Make Me Better’ which is released on London label Bad Life (Petite Noir, Attaque, Whitey, D/R/U/G/S, Mai Kino), marries a thick, deep groove with a massive string hook and droning shoegaze guitars. As ever, the intense harmony between the duo takes centre-stage, in a track heralded as the modern day incarnation of Britpop. Their psychedelic guitars and melancholic strings were described this month by Noisey as "wonderful".

The first glimpse of a debut album, recorded over a year in Berlin, with producer Ewan Pearson (Jagwar Ma, M83, The Rapture), the sessions resulting in an album infused with electronics, an obvious influence from the city but still full of the band’s signature psychedelia, melody and harmony.