Love Fame Tragedy - Wherever I Go, I Want To Leave
“Already, Love Fame Tragedy sound big”- NME
“Prismatic indie-pop”- The Times
“Murph Murphy’s solo project is straight from the art” – METRO
Following the release of his second EP Five Songs to Briefly Fill the Void in March, Matthew “Murph” Murphy - guitarist and lead singer of platinum-selling indie heroes The Wombats - today announces details of Wherever I Go, I Want To Leave, the debut album from his collaborative solo project Love Fame Tragedy, due for release on 10th July via Good Soldier Songs/AWAL.
Recorded between Los Angeles, London and Sydney, Wherever I Go, I Want To Leave, sees Murph combine songs from his previous two EPs with seven new offerings, bringing together an impressive list of collaborators including Pixies’ Joey Santiago, The Killers’ Mark Stoermer, Bastille’s Dan Smith, Eleanor Fletcher of Crystal Fighters, Joji Malani (Gang of Youths), alt-J’s Gus Unger-Hamilton, Matt Chamberlain (drums for Kanye West, Frank Ocean and Mac Miller), Arts vs. Science’s Dan Williams, Lauren Aquilina, Jack River and Maddi-Jean Waterhouse.
Named after a revered Pablo Picasso exhibition at the Tate Modern, Love Fame Tragedy’s previous two EPs I Don’t Want To Play The Victim, But I’m Really Good At It (September 2019) and Five Songs To Briefly Fill The Void (March 2020) have garnered widespread support from the likes of Zane Lowe, Annie Mac, NME, The Times, CLASH, Metro, Jack Saunders, Radio X and more, racking up over 13 million global streams in the process. Murph has recently finished a full UK tour, which saw him play headline dates across Birmingham, Bristol, and London.
Having flown unhindered into the world since its announcement a year ago, Love Fame Tragedy is Murph at his most personal and creatively receptive, making Wherever I Go, I Want To Leave a gloriously uninhibited collection of synth-pop confessionals where hedonism, responsibility, anxiety and the fragility of love all collide.
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