Austere, angry punk with peppered with a few melodic flourishes here and there to really hammer home the rage.
London's High Vis play a uniquely grim style of post-punk that frontman Graham Sayle calls "post-industrial Britain misery punk". That's a heavy descriptor to throw around, but it nails the vibe of what they're up to pretty well - austere, angry punk peppered with a few melodic flourishes here and there to really hammer home the rage that comes with being British and not an idiot in 2018.
Today they released a live studio recording of Voices, a song off their debut full length, which they're recording at the moment for release in the new year, check it out:
Pretty livid stuff, huh?
High Vis are playing a few shows with K! faves Culture Abuse - the Star & Garter in Manchester on the 24th of October and the Boston Music Rooms in London on the 25th. See you there!
