Following the release of third album, "Rule Of Twelfths", Fuzzy Lights are doing a bit of a tour of the island of Britain.

Fuzzy Lights were formed in 2004, and it has been a long journey since the release of their near-instrumental debut album ‘A Distant Voice’.

In 2010 they released their second album, ‘Twin Feathers’, weaving together elements of pastoral psych-folk and noise-rock. The album received critical acclaim, being named ‘Underground Album of the Month’ in Mojo and receiving 4/5 star reviews in Uncut and Artrocker. Several tracks from the record featured across BBC 6Music shows, and the same year they played at the End of The Road Festival.

In 2011, they retreated to write new songs, and the fruits of these sessions were later recorded live to tape at a Limehouse studio. Released in February 2013, “Rule of Twelfths” is an album which carries with it the ghosts of pop songs past and is their most direct statement yet.

Dates are as follows:

1st April: CARDIFF, Gwdihw Cafe Bar (https://www.facebook.com/events/283269231804290/?fref=ts)
2nd April: GLASGOW, Bar Bloc+ (http://www.bloc.ru/barbloc.html)
3rd April: NEWCASTLE, Heartattack & Vine (https://www.facebook.com/events/607656289248560/)
4th April: MANCHESTER, The Castle (http://www.heymanchester.com/fuzzy-lights)
5th April: LEEDS, house gig

7th April: LIVERPOOL, Leaf (https://www.facebook.com/events/444622915607217/?ref=22)
8th April: LEICESTER, Cookie Jar (http://partgirl.co.uk/teapot/?p=945)

13th April: LONDON, Union Chapel (http://store.unionchapel.org.uk/eventdetails/13-apr-13-daylight-music-union-chapel/)

More info, links, etc. can be found at www.fuzzylights.com