As Young Knives announce 'Barbarians', brothers Henry Dartnall and The House of Lords have once again dug themselves out of their spiraling bleak world view to recapture the essecene of a band who love to confuse and entertain in equal measure. Their fifth studio album, and first in seven years, 'Barbarians', poses the question: "how can … Continue reading Nihilistic miserabilists, Young Knives, confront the harsh truths of humanity in ‘Sheep Tick’
The tragic wake of the recent bushfires in Australia was felt the world over. As it swept, igniting no less than 12 million hectares of land and ending the lives of over 1 billion animals, it underlined a need to limit the effects of a global crisis as more consequential than ever. While chanelling the … Continue reading Can In Hearts Wake help heal the hurt to prevent ‘Worldwide Suicide’?
Steve Chrome and Sam Souls both grew up as part of generation X - fully immersed in the powerful musical movements that emerged from 90's counter-culture and acid house parties, through to the evolution of music production and the demise of 'Music Industry: Version 1.0'. When the Lincoln-based duo formed ANDRENACHROME, it was alongside a vision to … Continue reading Acid House veterans ANDRENACHROME explore visual narratives that question what it means to be human in 2020
Imagine a reality where gaining the upper hand on fellow artists had nothing to do with paying real money to inflate their followers past the point of absurdity, and instead, all bands are made to compete in gladetorial fashion to contest the success they covet. Wouldn't that make the music industry fun again? [Note. Kareoke doesn't … Continue reading Bloodstock beckons for Cambridgeshire dread-peddlars, Fear Bound
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