Leeds, Leeds, Leeds – Birthday Cake For Breakfast has a lorra love for Leeds.
A DIY spirit like no other, any local band you encounter from the Northern city is likely the side-band for the drummer, the singer of which has a side-band playing next door, the guitarist of whom is doing sound for the first band etc. It would be exhausting if it wasn’t so blinking life-giving and exciting.
With their exquisite name, Beige Palace are all the above. Consisting of bods from Puddin’, Thank, Magnapinna and more, next week sees the trio of Kelly Bishop, Freddy Vinehill-Cliffe and Ant Bedford put out their debut album.
From the building euphoria of the brilliantly titled ‘Mum, Tell Him’ to the mega riff of the horribly titled ‘Ketchup Dirt’, ‘Leg’ is discordant shouts one minute, in brilliant post-punk territory the next and delightfully heavy in parts. Then there’s the bite-size chunks, your haunting and sparse ‘Aggregate’, as well as the half-an-eccie horror of ‘Laughing With Friend, Washing Our Hand’.
Ahead of its April 5th release on Buzzhowl Records, we’re pleased as punch to let you listen to it in full below. Get on this, kid!
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