I come to you, cap in hand, with a social media call to arms…

Hello, friends.

After an influx of mailing list adds, off the back of my recent tour with Thea Gilmore, I wanted to welcome newcomers. Welcome, come on in - the water is warm and the songs are surprisingly not as sad as people make out.

I also come to you (cap in hand, excuse the Mumford get-up above - dear reader, I’m also available for low-grade Photoshop work) with a bit of a request for help. A while back, I deleted my Facebook and Instagram, and since then I’ve opened a TikTok and some other stuff. For a number of reasons a little while back, I didn’t know if I’d be making “Liam Frost” songs anymore and wanted a bit of a clean slate. The Tim Burgess Listening Parties came around and the vinyl reissues followed, and I saw the warmth that folk held for those songs and here we are again.

Just when I thought I was out, they pull me back in.

So here it is - I don’t really like social media a great deal. However, it is increasingly becoming one of the necessary evils of putting out music and playing shows, and this is something I’m planning on doing a lot more of soon. So if possible, I’d love it if you could throw me some follows at TikTok, Twitter (I’m not calling it X), Facebook, Instagram and YouTube, then wherever you stream music - Spotify, Apple Music etc. There’s a button below that’ll take you to my Foundee page, where you’ll be provided with all of those links. This stuff is really important now - thank you so much in advance.

I’m planning to throw out a few things as we build towards a release and some shows, I’ve got something a little more long-form in my back pocket too. Keep them peeled.

With gratitude, as ever.

Liam

Bandcamp Christmas EP - Part 1

Over the next few weeks I’m going to post up a couple of festive covers to mark the season. Towards the end of the run, I’ll compile the songs into a Bandcamp EP and we can give the money to charity, I’m thinking the National Autistic Society, the UKs leading charity for those living with ASC.

This is Darlene Love’s “Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)” - a song from an album close to my family’s heart that I always play at this time of year.

All the best x

Demon Vinyl Reissues Available Today | Piccadilly Records Instore

Absolutely elated to say that the Demon Music Group reissues of We Ain't Got No Money, Honey, But We Got Rain and The Latchkey Kid are available from wherever you get your vinyl today.

I'm proud to have been able to get these solo albums to you, at a time when I didn't know (and maybe still don't know) how feasible doing all of this is. Seeing Spectres briefly chart upon release was nuts to see - shall we have another go?

THIS SUNDAY I play Piccadilly Records in Manchester - why not stick an order in at their site so you can pick the vinyl up at the same time?