No Knock No Doorbell

Well, friends, it's time for a satan classic: a new album rollout.

This time's a little different though, as the album is having a longer rollout than usual - thought it about time these things had a little chance to breathe and have a moment in the sun rather than just plonking it on the digital table and being like 'here you go - have at it'.

So, with that in mind, here's the album... it's up for pre-order now: 

 

It's available on CD and cassette this time too, and if you hit that pre-order button now, you get lead track A Looming Spectre immediately. That one sounds like this, if you're curious:

Musically, the album is a little different to the last few. It's a bit more taut, a bit more reigned in, a little less 'free' but still has that dark, brooding sound. There aren't many long ones on it basically, it's cut up into these concentrated little chunks of electronica. A lot of stuff on there too: mad jazz drum math rock, some spacey trip hop, gnarled, frazzled drone, little guitar based skits, the lot. 

Hope you all enjoy it anyway, and I'll be back next month with another track off it :)

Live!

Got some gigs coming up, which will delight the small percentage of satan fans that live within the boundries of West Yorkshire. 

 First one up is this one, at Shipley Triangle on February 6th:

It's with our good friends Hexama, and will be a blast. 

Tickets here! 

Doors at 7, Hexama at 8, us at 9, everything wrapped up and done by 10 at the absolute latest, so you can all go home and get some kip. If you're new to the area, or you're traveling, the Triangle is here on maps. It's on a main road, next to a car park, and on various bus routes too. The train station for Shipley is about a 15 minute walk, and the one for Saltaire is about the same just in the opposite direction.

The Triangle is a bottle shop, and fully stocked with pretty much anything you could want: beers, pop, wine, coffee, 0%-ers, lethal whiskies, you name it. If you're after food though, there are plenty of options - 2 Italians, a chinese and an Indian are just over the road, and if you want something even quicker, there's a big Asda literally round the back of the venue, so you can stock up on sarnies and crisps. Failing that, Saltaire itself has plenty of options and is about 15 mins away walking. Plus it's dead nice, so come early and have a look around? 

Music wise, it'll be a totally brand new set, all semi-improvised, so it's not something we've released before or anything like that. Here are a few shots of us practicing over the weekend:

 Details on the second show we've got lined up coming soon..!