Inevitable Daydream offer a slice of violence with latest single "Gunblade"
The latest offering from London-based trio Inevitable Daydream is a steely cold shotgun to the throat. Panicked, fearful and adrenaline fuelled.
The confused sounds of undirected anger are formulated into a circa three-minute expulsion that undulates from apathetic to tortured.
Frontman Jack Higham’s strangled screams are simultaneously both a bloodthirsty threat and a forlorn cry for recognition. The sounds of youthful alienation merging with mindless violence make a statement that’s both stark and bleak.
It’s evident to see that Eric Tormey’s (Gang) production has played a major part in influencing and refining the young act’s output. After having the tendrils of their sound pulled neatly together, Inevitable Daydream fit comfortably alongside Brighton’s gore grunge arsenal.
Stream "Gunblade" and check out the band's tour dates below:
April29 - Drakes Bar, Maidstone Fringe Festival30 - City Sound Project, CanterburyMay4 - Blue Thunder#1 New Cross Inn, London20 - The Rafters, Maidstone w/ Shame, Virgin Kids and Burning House
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