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Listen: The 1975 give 'Drive' by Travis Scott a moody remix
Matt Healy and co continue obsession with cars
by Andrew Trendell | Photos by WENN
The 1975 have remixed 'Drive' by rapper Travis Scott. Listen to their interpretation of the track below.
It stands to reason that Matt Healy and co would enjoy a song called 'Drive' - they do seem to have a pretty longstanding obsession with cars, having released an EP titled Music For Cars and the track 'Head.Cars.Bending'. Remixing the track, The 1975 give it much more a moody and ambient feel, largely helped by Healy's trademark drawl in adding his own nonchalant semi-rap vocal about codeine and smoking and the usual.
Check it out below.
As well as being confirmed for Reading and Leeds festival 2014, the band's full 2014 dates are below. Tickets are on sale now. For more information, visit Gigwise Gig Tickets.
February
Mon 17th – Ulster Hall – Belfast
Tues 18th – Dolans Warehouse – Limerick City
Wed 19th – The Pavilion – Cork
Thurs 20th – Seapoint – Galway
Fri 21st – Olympia Theatre – Dublin
April
Sun 6th – Royal Albert Hall - London
Below: Exclusive and stunning photos of The 1975 live at Brixton Academy
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