"Separated by Motorways" is a prime example of The Long Blondes' knack for crafting angular, infectious indie-pop anthems with a lyrical sharpness that belied their youth. It captures the band at a moment of considerable creative energy, just before the release of their debut full-length.
- The single "Separated by Motorways" was released on 679 Recordings on December 12, 2005.
- The B-side to the single was a track titled "Going and Staying."
- The single was released in the lead-up to the band's debut album, "Someone to Drive You Places."
The Long Blondes were a Sheffield-based band known for their distinctive blend of indie rock and new wave, often characterized by sharp songwriting and a strong visual aesthetic. At the time of "Separated by Motorways," they were riding a wave of critical acclaim following their debut album, positioning themselves as a key act in the UK's burgeoning indie scene.
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