Музыка и песни Evans the Death / Evans the Death

Limited Edition 7" (Reverend Black Grape coloured vinyl). Enabler is the first single to be taken from Evans the Death's new album "Expect Delays". Recorded again with producer Rory Atwell (Test Icicles, Warm Brains), the new long-player bristles with underlying tension and veers from rip-roaring noise to quiet contemplation, underpinned by Katherine Whitaker's extraordinary voice. Enabler opens with a sonic onslaught of fuzz and feedback before the rhythm section explodes into life and the song kicks in, Whitaker's distinctive vocals doubled up like sinister twins prowling around a gorgeously discordant melody. Still barely out of their teens, there's a tremendous sense across Expect Delays of a band coming into their own, honing a plethora of influences to make a sound that is uniquely them Record Label: Fortuna Pop! Style: Independent

Named after the undertaker in Dylan Thomas's Under Milk Wood, EVANS THE DEATH comprise of Dan Moss (guitar, vocals), Katherine Whitaker (vocals, keys), Olly Moss (guitar), Rob Mitson (drums) and Lan McCardle (bass). Attuned as much to the lyrical dexterity of Morrissey, Lawrence Felt, Edwyn Collins, and Jarvis Cocker, as to the scuzzed up melodic exuberance of early My Bloody Valentine, Pavement, The Pixies, and the I Am Kurious Oranj era of The Fall, the band effortlessly blend precocious musical literacy with the kind of unerring self-awareness which makes for a perfectly pitched pop sensibility. Following the release of their instantly acclaimed debut single, the urgent and unsettling latent-cold-war-paranoia love-song "threads", and the scathingly acerbic and the boldly fragile second single "i'm so Unclean" the self-titled debut album is released in April 2012. Record Label: Fortuna Pop! Style: Independent

Named after the undertaker in Dylan Thomas's Under Milk Wood, EVANS THE DEATH comprise of Dan Moss (guitar, vocals), Katherine Whitaker (vocals, keys), Olly Moss (guitar), Rob Mitson (drums) and Lan McCardle (bass). Attuned as much to the lyrical dexterity of Morrissey, Lawrence Felt, Edwyn Collins, and Jarvis Cocker, as to the scuzzed up melodic exuberance of early My Bloody Valentine, Pavement, The Pixies, and the I Am Kurious Oranj era of The Fall, the band effortlessly blend precocious musical literacy with the kind of unerring self-awareness which makes for a perfectly pitched pop sensibility. Following the release of their instantly acclaimed debut single, the urgent and unsettling latent-cold-war-paranoia love-song "threads", and the scathingly acerbic and the boldly fragile second single "i'm so Unclean" the self-titled debut album is released in April 2012. Record Label: Fortuna Pop! Style: Independent

Limited Edition vinyl 7" with silver embossed sleeve (500 copies). Evans The Death return with "Catch Your Cold", a brilliant pop song from their recently released album, plus B-side "Crying Song" featuring comedian Stewart Lee in lachrymose mood. Record Label: Fortuna Pop Style: Folk