feeble little horse announce limited-edition bitknot vinyl and first Japan show

feeble little horse are keeping things moving. Following the surprise release of their acclaimed third album bitknot in May, the Pittsburgh noise-pop outfit have announced a limited-edition animated zoetrope vinyl, a second London date after their first show sold out, and their first-ever trip to Japan.

The new zoetrope pressing gives bitknot a suitably strange physical edition, with zoetrope expert Drew Tetz bringing Lydia Slocum’s album artwork to life across the record. It is exactly the sort of left-field idea that fits a band whose music thrives on the collision between precision and chaos.

The band will also head back to the UK this autumn as part of a wider North American and European tour. Their newly added 22 November London show at EartH Hall comes after the following night sold out, while the tour will take them through Europe before they return to the US in December.

Then, in March 2027, feeble little horse will make their long-awaited Japan debut at SPACE OD in Tokyo.

Released via Saddle Creek, bitknot finds the band pushing their warped take on noise-pop further, mixing huge arrangements, dense textures, melodic hooks and restless drumming with themes of connection, technology and modern isolation.

With more shows, a bizarrely brilliant vinyl edition and Japan now on the horizon, feeble little horse are showing no signs of slowing down.