Tel Aviv’s Vaadat Charigim premieres new single on Pitchfork

Israeli noise-pop trio Vaadat Charigim is set to release their debut album ‘The World Is Well Lost’ on November 12. The record will be released via Burger Records (cassette), Warm Ratio (vinyl), and Israeli label ANOVA (CD/digital).

Earlier this month the band gave us the first taste of their upcoming LP with the blissful “Ze Beseder Lefahed.” Today the group shares the album’s second single “Odisea.” Stream the track over at Pitchfork.

Bio:

Tel Aviv natives, Vaadat Charigim are a trio consisting of Juval Haring (guitar+vocals), Yuval Guttman (drums) and Dan Fabian Bloch (bass).

Their music is a blend of 80s Israeli underground rock with a more European Post-Punk sound, drawing influence from local noise pioneers Plastic Venus, as well as Israeli post-punkers Minimal Compact. Despite the fact that all their songs are in Hebrew, the band has been steadily developing a strong international following, partly due to Haring’s unique vocal style.

Producer Kyle “Slick” Johnson (Modest Mouse, Wavves, Cymbals Eat Guitars) worked together with the band on their debut album – ‘The World is Well Lost‘, which was recorded by the band in a south Tel-Aviv apartment. It is set to be released November 12 through Burger Records (cassette), Warm Ratio (vinyl), and Israeli label ANOVA (CD/digital).