Kid Kapichi unveil details of new album and share ’90s-inspired single ‘Tamagotchi’

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Kid Kapichi have unveiled details of a new album with their latest ’90s inspired single ‘Tamagotchi’ – check it out below.The single is the second to be take the band’s new album, ‘There Goes The Neighbourhood’ after ‘Let’s Get To Work’.

The new album will be released on March 15 on Spineform records and you can pre-order it here.Frontman Jack Wilson said of the band’s latest song: “‘Tamagotchi’ is a song about turning 30 and feeling for the first time like your life is running away from you.”“As I’ve gotten older, I’ve found myself being more nostalgic about the past and the ‘good times’.

This song is a homage to those times and fond memories whilst stubbornly clawing onto them.”The video continues the retro feel of the song and was filmed on a 90s VHS camcorder.“‘Tamagotchi’ is probably one of the most fun videos we’ve ever shot,” Wilson continued. “Videos like these write themselves, when the imagery of the lyrics is so strong, so we didn’t mess about.

We tried our best to replicate those feelings and memories we had when growing up.”You can watch the video and listen to the track here:Tracklisting for ‘There Goes The Neighbourhood’: ‘Artillery’‘Let’s Get To Work’‘Tamagotchi’‘Can EU Hear Me?’‘Get Down’‘999’‘Subaru’‘Zombie Nation’‘Angeline’‘Oliver Twist’‘Jimi’Speaking about the band’s new album, Wilson explained: “I know it’s a cliche, but this really is our best work ever.