Manchester band The Lottery Winners have announced their forthcoming new album ‘Anxiety Replacement Therapy’, which will feature collaborations with Boy George, Frank Turner, and Shaun Ryder. The Lottery Winners’ new album Anxiety Replacement Therapy will feature guest appearances from Shaun Ryder, Frank Turner and Boy George. has been a spectacular year so far for The Lottery Winners. The last few months have seen them support Frank Turner, embark on a headline tour and release Anxiety Replacement Therapy – the follow-up album to 2021’s Something To Leave The House For, which placed at #11 in the album charts and saw the band garner support across the board at Radio 1, Radio 2, 6 Music, Radio X, Virgin, XS and Amazing Radio. The support for the Leigh four-piece has only widened since and the album’s been topping the charts all week long.

Anxiety Replacement Therapy by The Lottery Winners Anxiety Replacement Therapy by The Lottery Winners

Having the brains of people like Shaun, Frank and George on our work is incredible,” adds Thom of their contributions to Money, Letter To Myself and Let Me Down, respectively. “I feel humbled to be in a position where our idols say yes to us.” Jones, Alan (27 January 2023). "Charts analysis: The Reytons score first No.1 album". Music Week . Retrieved 4 February 2023. a b Duran, Anagricel (29 March 2023). "The Lottery Winners share new single 'Let Me Down' with Boy George". NME . Retrieved 3 May 2023.

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The Lottery Winners talk new album ‘Anxiety Replacement Therapy’ The Lottery Winners talk new album ‘Anxiety Replacement Therapy’

Each of the albums in my collection are a self-help tape for me,” explains singer Thom Rylance. “If I listen to Paul Simon’s Graceland, it’s because I know it’ll put me in a good mood. If I play The Queen Is Dead by The Smiths, it’s because I want to embrace feeling sad. We wanted to present ‘Anxiety Replacement Therapy’ as a self-help tape for anyone playing it.” I always knew we’d do it the hard way. We’re from a working class mining town in the north west of England. We’re not from London, we don’t have famous dads. We’re just trying our best, and if people connect to our music, that’s authentic.” Did you ever try to be cool? Anxiety Replacement Therapy , The Lottery Winners’ fifth studio album, includes collaborations with the likes of Boy George, Frank Turner and Shaun Ryder. Should it hold on, it’ll become their first UK chart-topper, as well as their first LP to enter the Official Albums Chart Top 10. See The Lottery Winners’ Official Charts history in full . We end with ‘[STOP]’, the end of the therapy session, as the narrator utters, “We hope you have found some peace and clarity”. The writing of this album was Thom Rylance’s way of dealing with his anxiety, a replacement therapy, if you will. Along with Lloyd, Lally and Singleton, The Lottery Winners have created an album that does justice to his writing and arduous journey. Full of 80s influence with a modern twist, rarely has mental health been dissected, reconstituted and utilised for musical entertainment so well. Not an easy task. It treats the subject matter with the importance, sensitivity, and respect it deserves but doesn’t browbeat you. This is not about lecturing folk but inviting them to understand one person’s tale while listening to banging choons. Yeah! His ADHD is massive too, so I see myself in Shaun there. That makes it comforting, as Shaun is so successful and a poetic genius. He even looks a bit like me. When Shaun came to the studio, I thought: ‘This is future me, isn’t it?’

Darkadelic takes inspiration from two early 1980s albums – Strawberries (1982) and Phantasmagoria (1985) – when The Damned were trying to broaden their punk sound. Not Alone’ looks at the broader issues of people’s struggles. Whether it is money, work, relationships, sexuality or gender identity, to name but a few, we all hit the buffers from time to time. We can’t see a way out of a situation. We feel separated from society. So many people feel disconnected, like nobody understands, feeling like an outcast. Here, Rylance understands this, embraces it and cries, “There’s no such thing as normal!”. Surely, that line is a t-shirt waiting to happen. LATEST | NI traffic alerts: Full list of road closures due to flooding and Larne road closed after collision

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After leading at the halfway mark, the British four-piece (Thom Rylance, Robert Lally, Katie Lloyd and Joe Singleton) completes a tight finish ahead of new albums by Nines, Jessie Ware and the National, the Official Charts Company reports.

The five-piece played most of the album on their recent tour, a bold move considering it was not yet released, and refreshing when many bands are content to just churn out the old material. Manchester band The Lottery Winners new album ‘Anxiety Replacement Therapy’, features collaborations with Boy George, Frank Turner, and Shaun Ryder. Neal Barnard is a man of many talents and many passions. Impressively, he’s found a way to blend his work, encouraging people to eat and live well with that of his work as an artist […]