Embodying said aesthetic, Peacock Method’s debut single ‘I Don’t Mind’ is three minutes of deep grooves, pulsating bass and constantly shifting textures that evolves subtly and steadily as it progresses; it’s second half an almost different beast entirely to the skittish, coy indifference of the first.
Drawing early comparisons to the likes of Ian Dury & The Blockheads and Talking Heads, it’s easy to hear their influence throughout, though it’s far from derivative. Described by the band as being “an emotive electronic anthem that came from the desire for escapism, a blasé attitude towards partying, and inhibition and anxiety on a night out.”
Peacock Method are: Adam - lead vocals/guitar/keys/production, Lucas - bass/backing vocals and Rich - lead guitar/backing vocals
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