Pulse Addict

Description

Two new songs from art-rock mavericks The Neutrinos. The Neutrinos have over 100 sell-out London Royal Festival Hall shows under their belts with their critically acclaimed KlangHaus show. They've performed their 'sexy urgent energy' (Time Out New York) in New York, around Canada and mainland Europe as well as numerous UK dates. Hailed as' total game changers' by The Guardian and 'truly outstanding' by The Daily Telegraph, The Neutrinos will be adding dates in 2020 around the release.

The site responsive KlangHaus collaboration with artist Sal Pittman has been described as 'the most innovative presentation of live music I've ever seen' by The Guardian and as 'A blast of aural and visual magic' in a five star review Times review. Their irrepressibly adventurous nature has led them to perform on boats, in complete darkness at The Sainsbury Centre gallery, in a former horse hospital, a bus depot, a disused small animal hospital, a former Inland Revenue Office and a vast furniture depository. They have made appearances at the Bloomsbury Festival and the Festival of Love in London, Manchester/Liverpool's In The City music convention, North by North East, Toronto, Exit Festival in Serbia and Norfolk & Norwich Festival. They have recorded in Berlin's legendary Funkhaus and their music has been used for underground film soundtracks and throughout the feature length Channel 4 documentary The Trials of Amanda Knox. From an almost understated electro opening Pulse Addict builds it's irresistibly, drivingly electro rhythm, deep bass and disarmingly complex drum patterns to an uplifting conclusion with Mark Howe's guitar slashes under Karen Reilly's warm and beguiling vocal. Angels blends a shuffling electronica foundation with guitar lines that encompass hints of an almost rockabilly twang with violent stabs of rock noise to create a uniquely glorious multilayered whole.