Girders

The 'Girders' EP captures the Brighton seven-piece's chaotic and infectious energy, building on the promise of their debut. The record is a frantic mix of wiry guitars, wonky synths, and spirited trombone flourishes, all anchored by frontman Albert Haddenham's anxious and often humorous lyrical delivery. Exploring themes of paranoia and unease with a surrealist wit, the EP solidifies KEG's reputation for crafting intricate, groove-based post-punk that is both ferocious and fiercely original.