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Chuckle
Grungy, angular fuzz from South London - proper grim, claustrophobic stuff that feels completelyĀ in tune with the countryās suffocating descent into fascism.
The second EP from Leisha Thomas under the Alpha Maid moniker, āCHUCKLEā is nowhere near asĀ upbeat as the title might suggest. Grey and overcast, it ties together crunchy Slint-adjacent postrawk technicality with the DIY grit of ā90s Seattle, but roots everything in contemporary London.
Thomasās vocals lash out with range: sometimes a disquieting snarl, sometimes a pleasing,
echoing hum, but always entrancing.
Thereās an eccentric spirit that recalls This Heat in Thomasās disregard for stasis or formality.Ā She pieces the record together like a sketchbook, cutting-and-pasting samples and editing herĀ instrumentation with gleeful anarchy. Itās rock music, just about, but charged with South LondonāsĀ hybrid energy and a distinctly British sense of socio-political unease.
The second EP from Leisha Thomas under the Alpha Maid moniker, āCHUCKLEā is nowhere near asĀ upbeat as the title might suggest. Grey and overcast, it ties together crunchy Slint-adjacent postrawk technicality with the DIY grit of ā90s Seattle, but roots everything in contemporary London.
Thomasās vocals lash out with range: sometimes a disquieting snarl, sometimes a pleasing,
echoing hum, but always entrancing.
Thereās an eccentric spirit that recalls This Heat in Thomasās disregard for stasis or formality.Ā She pieces the record together like a sketchbook, cutting-and-pasting samples and editing herĀ instrumentation with gleeful anarchy. Itās rock music, just about, but charged with South LondonāsĀ hybrid energy and a distinctly British sense of socio-political unease.
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Grungy, angular fuzz from South London - proper grim, claustrophobic stuff that feels completelyĀ in tune with the countryās suffocating descent into fascism.
The second EP from Leisha Thomas under the Alpha Maid moniker, āCHUCKLEā is nowhere near asĀ upbeat as the title might suggest. Grey and overcast, it ties together crunchy Slint-adjacent postrawk technicality with the DIY grit of ā90s Seattle, but roots everything in contemporary London.
Thomasās vocals lash out with range: sometimes a disquieting snarl, sometimes a pleasing,
echoing hum, but always entrancing.
Thereās an eccentric spirit that recalls This Heat in Thomasās disregard for stasis or formality.Ā She pieces the record together like a sketchbook, cutting-and-pasting samples and editing herĀ instrumentation with gleeful anarchy. Itās rock music, just about, but charged with South LondonāsĀ hybrid energy and a distinctly British sense of socio-political unease.
The second EP from Leisha Thomas under the Alpha Maid moniker, āCHUCKLEā is nowhere near asĀ upbeat as the title might suggest. Grey and overcast, it ties together crunchy Slint-adjacent postrawk technicality with the DIY grit of ā90s Seattle, but roots everything in contemporary London.
Thomasās vocals lash out with range: sometimes a disquieting snarl, sometimes a pleasing,
echoing hum, but always entrancing.
Thereās an eccentric spirit that recalls This Heat in Thomasās disregard for stasis or formality.Ā She pieces the record together like a sketchbook, cutting-and-pasting samples and editing herĀ instrumentation with gleeful anarchy. Itās rock music, just about, but charged with South LondonāsĀ hybrid energy and a distinctly British sense of socio-political unease.
