No words, it's just good!
Grunge trio The Kut have released their brand new video for 'Mario', a track taken from their forthcoming Make Up EP, slated for release on the 18th August. Featuring a post-apocalyptic narrative, vocalist Maha explains the concept: "The idea of Mario was about frustration, with the industry and the scene. The concept that as kids we were made a lot of promises, but the reality is that all that's left for us is a waste land. We are the forgotten generation." Recalling the filming process, she went on to say "We had a lot of fun making it, jumping fences and scaling floors on the outside of broken buildings to get certain shots.
Self-styled as ‘basement rock’, The Kut present a sonic collage that evokes everything that made the 1990’s alternative rock scene such a beautifully broken beast. Tying thick slabs of fuzzy guitar, drawn from the core of grunge’s bitter heart, to ethereal passages of twinkling atmospherics that pay homage to the likes of My Vitriol and early Radiohead, the London trio will have you double checking your pocket for Pogs and Patchouli Oil.
Catch The Kut kicking ass and taking names on the following dates:
Fri 11th July: KL Promotions @ The Chelsea, Bristol
Sat 12th July: KL Promotions @ The Attic, Bristol
Sat 19th July: Rock & Bike Festival, Derby
Sat 2nd Aug: Richmond Live Festival, North Yorkshire (acoustic)
Fri 8th Aug: Rusty Cage @ Retro, Manchester (acoustic)
Sat 9th Aug: Links-Stock, St. Annes, Lancashire (day time acoustic)
Sat 9th Aug: Kaya Weekender, Bangor, North Wales (acoustic)
Sun 10th Aug: YR Welcome Festival, Birmingham (acoustic)
Fri 29th Aug: Worcester Music Festival, Worcester
Sat 6th Sep: ALCON, De Montford University, Leicester
Fri 12th Sep: East Cowes Beer Festival, Isle of Wight
Fri 31st Oct: Halloween Special, The Lincoln Imp, Scunthorpe
‘Make Up' will be released Digitally and Physically (CDl) via Criminal Records on 18th August 2014
A chronicle of the life of Louis Zamperini, an Olympic runner who was taken prisoner by Japanese forces during World War II.
Expected to be in the theatres in January 2015.
The Dutch alternative label Blowpipe Records has a nice summer present for you: a free sampler. Click here and a click with your mouse will do the rest!
A message from Leæther Strip:
Uncle Claus is back. So it's time for the new Leæther Strip album "Æscapism" to see the light of day. So much for the recording/composing break I forced myself to take last year, it only took two weeks and I was in the studio again. I feel as inspired as ever and I live for doing it, and when the songs want to get out, they got to come out.
This album was composed and recorded from late summer 2013 to early January this year, and it's a mixture between my harsh side and softer melancholic and nostalgic side. As many of you know I love the sound of the 80's and there is still that element of oldschool when I listen to the album and the harsh danceable electro/ebm I love so much. I'm sure people who knows my sound will recognize it on "Æscapism". It's still Leæther Strip as you know it.
