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“Sense Of Discovery” follows hot on the heels of “Magic”, which was A-listed at BBC Radio 2.  Like “Magic”, “Sense Of Discovery” is also a song about faith, although that’s where the similarities end. Whereas “Magic” is about the desire and hunger of youth, “Sense Of Discovery” is a more reflective song, centered on the voice of an older narrator passing on wisdom and advice to a younger individual. Featuring a melodic refrain that alludes to 1985’s “Alive And Kicking”, it perfectly captures the timeless poignancy and maturity of Simple Minds’ songwriting.

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Walk Between Worlds was produced by Simple Minds with Andy Wright and Gavin Goldberg. It is an album of two distinct sides, very much the old-school album format that singer Jim Kerr and Charlie Burchill grew up with as music fans. In addition to classic Simple Minds anthems and revisiting their new wave roots, the album also explores more cinematic sounds, with the title track and “Barrowland Star” both featuring dramatic orchestrations recorded at Abbey Road.

In support of the album, Simple Minds recently played three sold out, very special and rapturously received shows, including a euphoric and emotional night at Barrowland in their hometown of Glasgow. The Guardian described the concert as “a jumbo-sized celebration of past and present glories…“

In August and September 2018, the band will be performing on the Grandslam 2018 Tour, playing 13 of the shows with The Pretenders.  It will be the first time they’ve played on the same stage since Live Aid.

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