Swim Deep have teased their return, saying they have “bigger plans” than ever. After resurfacing on Twitter to encourage followers to pick up The Magic Gang‘s debut album, the band continued to update ...

Swim Deep have come an awful long way since the release of their debut album Where The Heaven Are We. Leaving behind the spray painted streets of their home city and venturing across the ocean, the ...

Swim Deep have announced their third album Emerald Classics, alongside revealing the uplifting opening track, "To Feel Good". "To Feel Good" is Swim Deep's first single since expanding to a five-piece ...

Earlier this year, the group gave fans an update on the status of the band. “We’ve been turned upside down and twisted around, but now we’re better than ever and makin bigger plans than eva,” they ...

With bands like Wavves, Splashh and Swim Deep, we’ve been a little over-saturated with aquatic themed band names. With every release, though, Swim Deep are jutting themselves further and further out ...

In an interview regarding Swim Deep’s new record, frontman Austin Williams said, “There are a lot of gospel influence in the vocals and acid house in the beats. We’ve tried to put a lot of different ...

ABOVE: (LEFT TO RIGHT) CAVAN MCCARTHY, HIGGY, AUSTIN WILLIAMS, ZACH ROBINSON IN NEW YORK, MARCH 2013. PHOTO BY CHRISTOPHER GABELLO. Swim Deep is having fun. Composed of four boys from Birmingham, ...

Dream-pop darlings Swim Deep have made their triumphant return with “To Feel Good,” the opening track from the band’s forthcoming album, Emerald Classics. The song is its own warped rendition of ...

It's a well-known fact that most indie kids who grew up in the '90s equate sunshine with a spaced-out Billy Corgan riding an ice-cream truck through the desert. Judging by this debut album, Swim Deep ...

Straight out of the Birmingham movement, British indie band Swim Deep have had quite a successful career in a short amount of time. The quintet quickly signed to Sony Music in the UK, released two ...

The general consensus following the release of Birmingham quartet Swim Deep’s debut LP, Where The Heaven Are We, was that it was a perfectly serviceable and solid first effort. It was a record filled ...