Bearsuit are an art-rock/dance/punk band from Norwich, UK.
Bearsuit first came to public attention following their championing by Radio 1 DJ John Peel, and their debut single "Hey Charlie, Hey Chuck" was voted number four in the Peel programme's Festive Fifty of 2001. They recorded four Peel Sessions in 2001 and 2002 and their single "Chargr" was number two in the first Festive Fifty after Peel's death.
Since their full-length album ‘oh:io’ in 2007, the band have undergone a dramatic line-up change, swapped violins, flutes and horns for dirty synths and fierce guitars, notched-up their sound, brought in big time producer Gareth Parton (The Go! Team, Pete and the Pirates, Foals, The Breeders) and recorded a perfectly off-the-wall pop masterpiece – ‘The Phantom Forest’ (released in 2011).
'Please Don’t Take Him Back' was the debut single from the album (released in October 2010) on the UK label Fortuna Pop!, home to The Pains of Being Pure at Heart and Crystal Stilts. As well as being playlisted on BBC 6 Music, the track received airplay on Radio 1 and XFM, and was reviewed in NME, Vice, Artrocker, Clash Magazine, and many more online.
Loud loud loud
Treadmill for the cortex that is stretched -
you'll like what happens when you look for it
Sound sound sound
If necessary reject tat which clogs potential casing for the thick black stuff
I've got something you like
I've got ...
I've got something you ...
So fill me up to the brim
Fill me up to the brim
Until my head caves in
I'm feeling like - drinkink
Drown drown drown
What happens if the ink pours out your pores? -
Well that's the price you have to pay my friend
Space space space
Trim the fat from all around -
It comes from places you haven't even tried before
I've got something you like ...
So fill me up to the brim ... drinkink
Don't -
look there -
even under rocks and walls -
you won't find it there -
it tastes to me -
cigars and tea -
so smoke it -
time is sacrascanct to all our causes
So fill me up to the brim ... drinkink
I've got something you like