#55: Spectres - Hunger

Being described by Artrocker magazine as a “tornado tearing through a nail factory” while their Facebook bio simply states 'We are loud', Bristol-based four-piece Spectres are making music without compromise. Blending sheer abrasive walls of noise with ephemeral vocals that glide above the face-melting evisceration beneath them, seemingly unfazed. Their sophomore EP entitled Hunger is a step in a more experimental direction after 2011's Family and sees the dichotomy of understated vocals and balls to the wall noise really come to fruition.

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