US EditionGloomy indie rockers BIBLE CLUB confront late-stage capitalism with "Umbra"
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Gloomy indie rockers BIBLE CLUB confront late-stage capitalism with "Umbra"
Bristol’s Bible Club release their second EP Umbra on April 11 via Velvet Echoes, offering a conceptually unified and musically ambitious dive into a society on the brink. It’s their most pointed and cohesive work to date — five tracks that cut through the delusions of consumerism with a sharp mix of noise, dissonance, and reflective dread. Umbra by Bible Club At its core, Umbra is a record about the weight of systems too large to fight head-on.…
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