Glasgow/London duo Sacred Paws return to the fold after a five year hiatus, with their new album ‘Jump Into Life’ via Rock Action Records.
When the band broke through with their debut record 'Six Songs' EP, they did so with firm intent and rousing success. The duo of Ray Aggs (Trash Kit, Shopping) and Eilidh Rodgers (Golden Grrrls) have their roots in the punk world which they wound together with a myriad of influences, from Afrobeat, through pop and post-punk, to create a glorious and unique hybrid.
When the band broke through with their debut record 'Six Songs' EP, they did so with firm intent and rousing success. The duo of Ray Aggs (Trash Kit, Shopping) and Eilidh Rodgers (Golden Grrrls) have their roots in the punk world which they wound together with a myriad of influences, from Afrobeat, through pop and post-punk, to create a glorious and unique hybrid.
STAFF COMMENTS
Barry says: It's no secret that I love Rock Action Records, with Cloth (and Mogwai, obviously) being right up top in the list of my favourite bands, so I am always predisposed to enjoying their wares. Sacred Paws are a little different to the aforementioned though, they certainly have the jagged art-rock guitars and mathy percussion but their songs are a lot more melodic and anthemic than the instrumentation would suggest. A heady and entrancing mix of indie, post-rock and folky vocal harmonies.TRACK LISTING
1. Save Something
2. Another Day
3. Fall For You
4. Simple Feeling
5. Through The Dark
6. Turn Me Down
7. Jump Into Life
8. Slowly Slowly
9. Ask Myself
10. Winter
11. Draw A Line