Brighton trio PROJECTOR are today pleased to reveal a Tilehouse Session live video for their latest single ‘Hope Springs Eternal’, out now via all good digital service providers.

Pure analogue recordings from bands playing 100% live to analogue tape, the Tilehouse Sessions are recorded by Luke Oldfield to a 16-track 2-inch Studer A800 tape machine at Tilehouse Studios—a vintage recording studio set in the UK countryside outside of West London, specialising in analogue tape recording.

The session was mixed digitally by Luie Stylianou, and the video was filmed and edited by Ryan Crosslandand Francesca Rossi.

Commenting on the experience, bassist/vocalist Lucy Sheehan said: “I’ve been a fan of the studio and Luke’s work since I first heard The Wytches, so it was a real treat to record at Tilehouse. Spending a day in a cosy studio full of beautiful old gear and natural light, tucked away in the trees, was our idea of a perfect day. We’re really pleased with how the recordings came out and so grateful to Luie Stylianou for setting this up.”

A pummelling slab of distortion-heavy grunge that stomps its way menacingly to an unexpectedly melodic denouement, ‘Hope Springs Eternal’ is the latest track to be taken from the band’s recently-released second album, Contempt, out nowvia new label home Alcopop! Records.