The new Digitonal single, Silver Poetry is released on digital format through Just Music next Monday, 16th of March.

It's backed with an alternate, downbeat mix of A Lighter Touch which was previously only ever available on a Big Chill compilation, and two other fantastic remixes:

Gone (Winter North Atlantic remix)
A stunning bit of Folktronica from the Giovanni Chrome recordings artist and our old mate from Sheffield, and recently played by Gilles Peterson.

93 Years On (Maps and Diagrams remix)
Our longtime mate Tim Diagram, co-honcho of the fabulous Cactus Island records that released our In Silence EP, turns in what can only be described as an ambient classic. A stunning soundscape that out Blade Runner's the original track and will be the soundtrack to our Summer Sunsets this year. Whilst we're bigging it up, we should also mention that Tim's superb album Smeg is still available and is just about the best bit of proper ambient electronica you're liable to find at the moment and we strongly recommend it.

The single will be available from Monday from iTunes and the Just Music Digital Store for a low price.

In the meantime, here is a video shot by our mate Jim from our first Union Chapel gig last year, performing the title track:

p.s. Andy Digitonal is now on Twitter and about to get mental in Minehead at Bloc this weekend in his AGT Rave Cru persona. Feel free to follow him!

p.p.s. We are assured by our label that Save Your Light for Darker Days will be imminently available to buy from iTunes and all good retailers. Just Music have a new distribution deal and the record should be available everywhere now. The Just Music store always has it in stock as well. Please do email us by clicking the little envelope above if you have any troubles finding it.