French indie rock/lo-fi/post punk band Unschooling have aired their new single "Shopping On The Left Bank".
The song is out today, April 20 via Fuzz Club imprint Bad Vibrations Records. Get your copy here.
Unschooling’s brand of energetic post-punk is one that revels in calculated discord. Their chaotic ensemble of complex mathy guitar lines, dissatisfied vocals and twitchy rhythm sections have drawn comparisons to such contemporaries as Omni, Crack Cloud and Women, but all wrapped up in a Contortions-esque No Wave spontaneity.
Frontman/guitarist Vincent Fevrier says: “Shopping On The Left Bank mainly talks about the gentrification of Rouen's left bank - something that’s happening in every other major city - but I tried to make it almost laughable. I find the result both danceable but very chaotic, even dark. It was recorded on a broken tape recorder using cheap tapes, broken guitars and amplifiers. This one was hard to complete."
Take a listen below.
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