Widely accepted as hiapop Blog's 'new favourite band', Kat and Drew aka Feral Five have exclusively revealed to us details of their new single due to drop on 22 September via Primitive Light Recordings.
Available as a Limited
edition 12” Vinyl with a 3D printed design the new single is the duo's post-punk electro take
on 3D printing people:
"3D Printing is here to stay. But what of the
future? Feral Five predict a world where not just body parts, but whole beings
are made to order. But is this a benevolent act or has humanity created a
monster?
Feral Five’s dystopian vision features 3D
printer samples as percussion, as well as a hook-laden mix of growling synths,
bass and guitars. The release also includes dance remix “3D Ether Mix”, and
stark percussive heartbreak track “Invisible”.
"3D” (Print me) will be out on limited
edition 12” vinyl, with original artwork by tribal pop artist Camille Walala, and
a 3D design brought to life by the Ferals’ own 3D printer. It is an edition of
300.
Designer Walala has worked
with Nintendo, XOYO, and Land of Kings. The tracks were mastered and cut by
Nick Watson of Fluid Mastering, and the vinyl was pressed at Diamond Black in
the UK.
Feral Five will launch the vinyl with a 3D
printing party in London on 20th September.
Raised
by wolves on a diet of punk rock, disco and roots, Kat and Drew Five meld punk attitude and biting lyrics with
a dark lived-in pulsing heart. Feral
Five’s debut EP Skin was dubbed
an alternative classic by hiapop Blog and Louder Than War, and
Nirvana biographer Everett True described it as "Brooding
and deviant. I like this a whole bunch.”
The Ferals are obsessed with science, and write songs about the dark
human side of tech, as well as love, lust and madness."
The vinyl is available to pre-order at Rough Trade here ,
and will be in other record stores and shops including the East London Design
Store. The Digital tracks are available on iTunes, Amazon & other download
stores.
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