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Ola's Kool Kitchen 463
Ola’s Kool Kitchen 463
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Clwb Fuzz - No Heaven
Clwb Fuzz – No Heaven
Cardiff’s post punk / grunge four piece Clwb Fuzz are a new discovery for us – we were trawling back through some old emails listening to stuff we’d not had a chance to check out and were very struck by the brooding intensity and menace of recently released single No Heaven, their first release on Libertino Records.
Built on a darkly brooding bass line, purposive motorik drums and spiralling…
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Post-punkers Clwb Fuzz share new single ‘No Heaven’
Cardiff’s post punk / grunge four piece Clwb Fuzz’s fearless commitment in creating an intoxicating wall of sound has already bestowed on them an impressive live reputation. That live intensity is perfectly captured by producer Tom Rees (Buzzard Buzzard Buzzard) on ’No Heaven’, Clwb Fuzz’s first release on Libertino. ‘No Heaven’ is built on a darkly brooding bass line, intense motorik drums and spiralling reverb-drenched guitars on which Emily whispers the lyrics in Nico-esque cool indifference. Emily Kocan, the bands bassist and co vocalist, explains the inspiration for the song: “Instrumentally I recall listening to a lot of The Breeders, their album Pod specifically I had on repeat a lot. I’ve always been a big fan of Kim Deal and her dominant bass-lines and feminine vocals with elegant yet menacing hints of filth, I really like that"
