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Cat Gough
Verified
Producer, Reduced Listening
London
Beats
displays, cameras photo editing software, imaging computing,Photography storage, televisions monitors, consumer technology
golf
Content
By Cat Gough| Loud And Quiet Verified Black Midi are interviewed in the latest issue of Loud And Quiet. Grab your copy here. “There’s always something,” blurts Geordie Greep barely six seconds into Hellfire, all nasal, wild-eyed and frenetic. “An odd twitch, hearing loss, a ringing noise, new flesh,” he continues over an unhinged, Bach-style pipe organ, “A new bump, a weightlessness, a headache, a sore limb,” before drum fills, sax and strings sonically merge into a military march, and chaotic piano flourishes start to tumble in.
By Cat Gough, Tom Porter| Loud And Quiet Verified The self-proclaimed music nerds who are in it for the sheer joyWords by Cat Gough Photos by Tom Porter Dog Unit are in their respective homes. It’s a Monday evening in early spring, and around half the band are suffering from lingering remnants of Covid. We’re on Zoom to be safe. Hovering up on top above a headset-donning James Weaver, the bassist, and guitar/omnichord player Sam Walton, are guitarist Henry Scowcroft, and drummer Lucy Jamieson.
By Cat Gough| Loud And Quiet Verified Black Midi are interviewed in the latest issue of Loud And Quiet. Grab your copy here. “There’s always something,” blurts Geordie Greep barely six seconds into Hellfire, all nasal, wild-eyed and frenetic. “An odd twitch, hearing loss, a ringing noise, new flesh,” he continues over an unhinged, Bach-style pipe organ, “A new bump, a weightlessness, a headache, a sore limb,” before drum fills, sax and strings sonically merge into a military march, and chaotic piano flourishes start to tumble in.
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London, England, United Kingdom