After wowing audiences on both sides of the Atlantic, the clever, respectably dressed lads behind hit UK trio Young Knives are releasing Superabundance, the sequel to last years Silver Certified, Mercury Prize nominated debut, Voice of Animals and Men. A muscular clatter of pulsing guitars, head spinning percussive thuds and harmonic brotherly vocals provide the backbone to their rich tales of eccentricities and angst. Superabundance is a huge progression for Young Knives, from the elevating neon blit...   [ read more ]

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Young Knives couldn't be faulted for much on their breakthrough album, Voices of Animals and Men. If their tartar plaid and throwback video-making -- not to mention their angular new wave musical sense -- made them seem rather retro-obsessed, their songs were pure gold and singer Henry Dartnall played the nerdy, over-analytical type very well. But where Voices of Animals and Men featured social critique that didn't make life seem too bad (just the kind of place where you might have to work i...   [ read more ]

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