Opus Kink Are Heading for the Terrace
The Brighton jazz-punk band’s long-delayed debut was slowed by day jobs and limited money, with producer Craig Silvey and The New Eves among the credits.
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Opus Kink are heading for the terrace
With their ever-mutating brand of jazz-and-country-laced punk, Opus Kink have always cut a singular figure in a saturated landscape. Making their name with incendiary, cult-like live shows, the band – formed in Brighton in 2017 – have developed a sound as elusive as it is recognisable. Underscored by a formidable horn section and ragged, sardonic […]
Opus Kink – ‘The Sweet Goodbye’ review: a crepuscular debut that might have missed the boat
Madness and menace abound on the jazz-punk band’s long-awaited first album The post Opus Kink – ‘The Sweet Goodbye’ review: a crepuscular debut that might have missed the boat appeared first on NME.
A post-punk celebration with wind duo, soundtrack moments and philosophical depth. Opus Kink singer Angus Young is only too conscious that the sober view of the big and the whole can already have philosophical depth. He sees in the beauty that so bewitches him the end of it. "Come Over, Do Me Wrong", the first song on the full-time debut of the band from Brighton, is about the failure of a love affair and the...
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