London’s PROM debut brooding new stomper ‘I’ll Teach You”
PROM are nails down a blackboard. The kind of sound that on memory would have you shifting in your sleep. They’re caustic and cutting.
Sardonic and scathing, the group have an agenda for discordance that they strive to make starkly evident. To call their output surf rock is too simplistic; that aspect is warped into waves of fervid sound by the group's unrestrained and perverse aggression.
Each drum beat is a militaristic call to arms. Each screech of guitar a war call. The London-dwelling four piece are purveyors of stirring sludge-punk that’s as instant and raw as a blow to the head.
“I’ll teach you how to play” is an invitation spat with venom. It’s as enticing as it is menacing. Frontwoman Angela Won-Yin Mak bluntly states – “The vocals are ugly”.
A "rolling juggernaut of machine music" (the band's own words), "I'll Teach You" is self-released as a 7" double A-side with "Teach Me" on 23 October. Available for pre-order now.
November
3 - Patterns, Brighton (w/ Girl Band)4 - Soup Kitchen, Manchester (w/ Girl Band)5 - Nation of Shopkeepers, Leeds (w/ Girl Band)- Clairo joins beabadoobee and Charli XCX at Laneway Festival Melbourne
- Universal Music Group and Music Health Alliance launch Music Industry Mental Health Fund
- Peter Murphy of Bauhaus unveils Trent Reznor collaboration, "Swoon"
- Tool, Guns ‘N’ Roses and Rival Sons join lineup for Black Sabbath's farewell show
- Sam Fender reveals "Remember My Name" as the final preview of his third studio album
- Lady Gaga, Bad Bunny, and T-Pain join The Lonely Island for a medley on SNL
- Robyn performs "Dancing On My Own" and Talking Heads' "This Must Be The Place" alongside David Byrne
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