Their last album may have been a disappointment but it had ‘You Are Killing Me’ on it and any band that can write that song still has much to give.

Formed in Portland, Oregon in 1994, the band features Courtney Taylor-Taylor (vocals, guitar), Zia McCabe (keyboards), Peter Holmstrom (guitar), and Brent DeBoer (drums) indie rock icons The Dandy Warhols fly into London for a sold out performance at London's Roundhouse venue this Saturday and have released a video for their new track 'Thick Girls Knock Me Out (Richard Starkey)' ahead of the show.

"This song is a story from about a decade ago and it all came together last year," says Courtney Taylor-Taylor. "Last year when nobody believed we would have the political insanity which is now unfolding. I hope this can be a moment of clever fun and a break from the big worries that are quickly piling up on our doorsteps."

Ulrika Spacek return on June 2nd with the release of their second album, Modern English Decoration. Much like their debut album released in early 2016, the band chose to record, produce and mix the entirety of the record in their shared house – a former art gallery called KEN, so named because of a cryptic inscription found above the front door. Not just a studio and home, KEN is essentially the band’s hub, a space in which the surrounding ephemera of videos, artwork and even band photos are all created.

Ulrika Spacek formed in Berlin in one night, when 14-year-long friends Rhys Edwards and Rhys Williams conceptualised ‘Ulrika Spacek’ and came up with The Album Paranoia as their debut album title. Moving back to London with the intention to record it, they were joined by Joseph Stone (guitars, organ, synths, violin), Ben White (bass) and Callum Brown (drums, percussion), ossifying into the five-piece they are now. The album was released soon after with little forewarning and was accompanied by a near-monthly club night called Oysterland that the band both curated and performed at.

Less than 18 months later, the follow up arrives eerily fully formed, somewhat inevitably according to Edwards: "We started making this record as soon as we finished our first. Like our debut, we started with Track One on the album and went from there.” “We enjoy listening to music through the album format and want our records to reflect that”, says Rhys Edwards (guitars, vocals, synthesiser). “Though we may explore this in the future, our records are not 'jam' records. We’re fans of collage based art, and create music in the same way”.

Modern English Decoration Tracklisting;

1.Mimi Pretend

2. Silvertonic

3. Dead Museum

4. Ziggy

5. Everything, all the time

6. Modern English Decoration

7. Full of Men

8. Saw A Habit Forming

9. Victorian Acid

10. Protestant Work Slump

See Ulrika Spacek live:

March 8th - Sebright Arms, London

March 27th - The Art School, Glasgow (supporting Slowdive)

March 28th - Arts Club, Liverpool  (supporting Slowdive)

April 29th - Portsmouth Psych Fest

April 30th - Festevol, Liverpool

August 4th - OFF Festival, Katowice