English Teacher announce This Could Be A Remix Album featuring Sherelle, Daniel Avery and Baxter Dury

English Teacher’s This Could Be A Remix Album arrives this Friday, reworking their acclaimed debut This Could Be Texas with help from an all-star cast

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Leeds indie mainstays English Teacher have announced This Could Be A Remix Album, a reimagining of their Mercury Prize-winning debut This Could Be Texas. The album will be released this Friday, 10th October.

The 13-track collection features remixes, reworks and covers from a hand-picked roster of artists spanning electronic, post-punk and experimental music, including Sherelle, Daniel Avery, Baxter Dury, Working Men’s Club, Water From Your Eyes, Max Cooper, and Fontaines D.C. DJs.

Together, they reinterpret English Teacher’s debut with an entirely new sonic lens, turning its literate indie framework into a patchwork of club textures, dream pop experiments and art-rock reinventions.

Speaking on the project, the band said: “So grateful that some of our favourite contemporary artists and friends were up for doing this with us x.”

The release arrives just weeks before English Teacher embark on their biggest headline UK tour to date, with sold-out shows already confirmed in London, Manchester and Leeds.

‘This Could Be A Remix Album’ tracklist

  1. Albatross (Bug Teeth Remix)
  2. The World’s Biggest Paving Slab (Daniel Avery Remix)
  3. Broken Biscuits (Lewis Whiting Remix)
  4. I’m Not Crying, You’re Crying (Water From Your Eyes Remix)
  5. Mastermind Specialism (Sherelle’s 160 Steps To Enlightenment Mix)
  6. This Could Be Texas (Baxter Dury Remix)
  7. Not Everybody Gets To Go To Space (Working Men’s Club Remix)
  8. R&B (Max Cooper Remix)
  9. Nearly Daffodils (Matt Maltese Rework)
  10. Best Tears Of Your Life (FDC DJs Remix)
  11. You Blister My Paint (Silver Gore Remix)
  12. Sideboob (Taaliah Remix)
  13. Albert Road (Blossom Calderone Rework)

English Teacher 2025 live dates

October
10 – Hangar 34, Liverpool (Day of the Girl for War Child)

November
8 – 3Olympia, Dublin
12 – Bristol Beacon, Bristol
13 – Rock City, Nottingham
15 – Octagon, Sheffield
18 – NX, Newcastle
19 – Barrowlands, Glasgow
20 – Albert Hall, Manchester (sold out)
22 – O2 Academy, Leeds (sold out)
24 – Brighton Dome Concert Hall, Brighton
25 – Roundhouse, London
26 – Roundhouse, London (sold out)

January 2026
4 – Rockaway Beach, Bognor


Photo credit: Charlie Harris



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