Watch avant-experimentalists and new Quietus singings Grumbling Fur in session
Under the Grumbling Fur name, Daniel O’Sullivan and Alexander Tucker’s experimental collage-sonics skirt the space between abstract intellectualism and sensory surrealness but unify in a transcendental impact.
The duo release their third long player next month, with Preternaturals easing its way into the world via our friends at The Quietus Phonographic Corporation.
Watch our session with the band - a take on new track “Secrets of the Earth” - above.
Preternaturals is released on 11 August, with a launch show at London’s Corsica Studios the next day.
Session filmed by Sebastien Dehesdin
Thank you to Kristian Craig Robinson aka Capitol K for the sound recording and mix, and Total Refreshment Centre for letting us use their space
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