George Ward
Freelance journalist and online editor for CLUNK. Can be found out and about in Bristol, finding cheap records or having a pint on King Street.
Cornwall-born, Cardiff-based post-punk group Enabling Behaviour drop dark and brooding new single ahead of their debut album ‘GILT!’
There’s no better way to start your New Year in a positive light than with some dark, moody post-punk! Enabling Behaviour, born in Cornwall, now in Cardiff, are able to provide just that.
With their debut LP ‘GILT!’ on the way later this Spring and a growing reputation for noisy live shows, ‘Stressor’ is our first taste of what Enabling Behaviour have in store for us this year.
‘Stressor‘ is a slow-burner, with a slithering pace, sinister textures and elements of post-punk, shoegaze and slowcore. The vocals are eerily threatening, while never raising above a whisper. The guitars are suitably distorted in their big moments and wonderfully reserved in the verses. They wail in the background, as alive as the vocals at the top of the mix.
Listen to ‘Stressor’ here:
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