Fink share new single 'Not Everything Was Better In The Past'
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Photo by Gaelle Beri
Fink has today released their new single ‘Not Everything Was Better In The Past’, taken from the band’s sixth studio album ‘Resurgam’. This emotional centrepiece of the album is a beautifully subtle tribute to nostalgia, relationships won and lost and personal history.
Produced and mixed by Flood (U2, The Killers, PJ Harvey, Foals and Warpaint) at his Assault & Battery studios in North London, ‘Resurgam’ takes its title from a Latin inscription in a 900-year-old church, located in frontman Fin Greenall’s native Cornwall.
‘Resurgam’ is a truly exceptional record, and is the latest example of the shapeshifting approach that began on Fink’s sample-splicing debut ‘Fresh Produce’ (2000), running through to the heady expressions of 2014’s ‘Hard Believer’. 2017 sees Greenall release not one, but two almighty albums – with his ‘Sunday Night Blues Club, Volume 1’ having won wide-spread acclaim earlier this year.