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Break out the extraneous w's, y's, and double letters, because ex-Gorky's Zygotic Mynci frontman Euros Childs has yet another solo album on the way-- and this one's an almost all-Welsh affair.

While U.S. audiences have just begun to sink our teeth into Chops, which landed here this past October and in the UK last February via Wichita, Childs already has a second quirky pop platter to serve up: Bore Da, out March 5 on the same label.

According to Childs' website, trisyllabic "Bore Da"-- which you may stream at the man's MySpace-- translates to "Good Morning". If you think that's wack, consider that Bore Da's seventh track, "Cwtsh", translates to "Hug". Well alright then.

Check out the complete tracklist below, with English translations in brackets, and catch Childs playing to audiences in his native Wales and neighboring England beginning tonight. Be sure to drop by the merch table afterwards and give him a nice big cwtsh.

Bore Da:

01 Bore Da [Good Morning]
02 Siwgr, Siwgr, Siwgr [Sugar, Sugar, Sugar]
03 Henry a Matilda Supermarketsuper
04 Ar Lan y Mor [By the Seaside]
05 Twll Yn Yr Awyr [Hole in the Sky]
06 Dechrau'r Diwedd [The Start of the End]
07 Cwtsh [Hug]
08 Blaidd Tifas y Drws [Wolf Outside the Door]
09 Warrior
10 Sandalai [Sandals]
11 Roedd Hi'n Nofio Yn y Bore Bach [She Was Swimming in the Early Morning]
12 Air Yr Hael [Gold of the Sun]

Euros Childs:

02-28 London, England - ICA *
03-01 Wrecsam, Wales - Central Station *
03-02 Aberystwyth, Wales - Y Bay *
03-03 Bangor, Wales - Clwb y Rheilffordd *
03-05 Caerdydd, Wales - The Point #
03-06 Wolverhampton, England - Little Civic *
03-07 Manchester, England - Late Room *
03-08 Middlesbrough, England - Knights

* with Radio Luxembourg
# with Threatmantics