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! FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE UK’S EVERYTHING EVERYTHING TO RELEASE COUGH COUGH EP US DEBUT DUE OUT FEBRUARY 5th VIA JULIAN CASABLANCAS’ CULT RECORDS AND KEMOSABE RECORDS BAND TO HEADLINE SHOWS IN LOS ANGELES AND NEW YORK CITY THIS MARCH HERALDED NEW ALBUM DEBUTS AT NUMBER 5 ON THE UK ALBUM CHART LOS ANGELES, CA – JANUARY 23, 2013 - Everything Everything – Jonathan Higgs (singer/guitarist/keyboardist), Jeremy Pritchard (bass/keyboard), Alex Robertshaw (guitar), Michael Spearman (drums) – will release their long-awaited US debut EP, Cough Cough, on February 5th via Julian Casablancas’ Cult Records and Kemosabe Records. Said Julian Casablancas, "I’m honored to be associated with such a talented, mind bending, modern band." The EP will feature four songs – “Cough Cough”, “Kemosabe”, “Undrowned” and “Torso of the Week” – from their "perfectly concise, moving and visceral" (Pitchfork) new album, Arc, which will be released in the United States later this year; “MY KZ UR BF” from their debut album, Man Alive; and a remix of “Cough Cough.” Arc was recently released in the United Kingdom and debuted at Number 5 on the album chart. “’Cough Cough’ is about the power of money and the desire to get away from it. It's also about waking up and seeing the world as an unfair place and then slipping back under the spell of greed,” said Higgs. “It's about having no money, and wanting more money, and wanting nothing to do with money at all.” The title track “Cough Cough” is an instantly addictive and anthemic song showcasing many of the musical elements the band is known for, from the pounding drums to group vocals and Higgs’ signature falsetto. “Cough Cough” recently gained the coveted ‘Single of the Week’ status on Zane Lowe’s Radio 1 show, with comments praising the striking video which accompanies it - devised, directed and expertly edited by lead singer Jonathan Higgs. To date the video has over one millions plays on YouTube. ! ! “They sound like the saviours of music.” - N.M.E. “Everything Everything represent the most intricate, streamlined merging yet of math rock's arch complexities, electronica's 80s obsession and hooks made from mobile phone interference.” - The Guardian Everything Everything will headline shows in Los Angeles, CA at Roxy on March 19th and in New York at the Bowery Ballroom on March 25th. Tickets for both shows go on sale this Friday, January 25, 2013. More dates will be announced soon. ! ! 1. Cough Cough 2. MY KZ UR BF 3. Kemosabe (Lp version) 4. Undrowned 5. Torso of the Week 6. Cough Cough remix (Cats Hero remix) http://www.everything-everything.co.uk/ ! ! ! ### For more information please contact BB Gun Press at 323.904.9094: [email protected] / [email protected] / [email protected].

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