Beans Stride

Following its radio debut earlier this week with Henry Wagons on Double J, Beans are proud to release their new video + single 'Stride', out now!

Pilerats premiered the clip yesterday, describing the track as a "washed-out and nostalgic affair that brings Beans' versatility to the forefront".

'Stride' is the lead single from Beans' sophomore album, 'All Together Now', set for release on June 26th through Flightless Records. The Geelong-based quintet are following up from their debut effort 'Babble' (2018), described by Flightless as a "serve of organ driven garage psych that'll burn the roof of your mouth".

Recorded in Wallington, Victoria (on an old apple and pear farm cool room that has been converted into a home studio) 'All Together Now' is a 9-track offering that captures the kinetic energy of a band who have made their name through the intensity of their live performances, including festival appearances at the coveted psych odyssey; Gizzfest, New Year's Evie and Loch Hart festivals, as well as King Gizzard tour support.

A collaborative venture, 'All Together Now' is an ode to the simpler times – from the album opener 'Montgomery' (dedicated to keyboardist Mitch Rice's dog) to lead single 'Stride' (a celebration of re-discovering your once buried sense of self) – this is a record that is heavy in its lightness - drenched in toe-tapping grooves and melodic harmonies.

Beans are inspired by the unfurling song-writing of bands like Electric Light Orchestra, Slade and Skyhooks – specimens of the monstrous rock sound of the late 60s and early 70s – groups that had the ability to indulge themselves sonically without taking themselves too seriously.

And what do the band hope to impart on their audiences? A nostalgic nod to times past, when we were "still in love with the world, with the radio on".

Beans' sophomore record 'All Together Now' is set for release on June 26th through Flightless Records.