The Future Isnt What It Used To Be. <\/p>\n
Its a bold statement, yet in one phrase Exit Calm seem to have captured the universal ennui which has descended upon our post-Millennial lull. <\/p>\n
The bands music ferocious noise rock, glacial shoegaze, lilting psychedelia seems to dwell amongst the collapsed shards of rock futurism. Tracks bleed into one another, with the volume switched into the red. <\/p>\n
Organising a full UK tour, Clash is able to share a live performance featuring previews of Come Back Again, 'Footprints' and 'The Veil'. Its an enthralling watch, all swaggering menace and visceral passion with Exit Calm clearly walking it like they talk it. <\/p>\n
Check it out now. <\/p>\n
Exit Calm have confirmed the following tour dates: <\/p>\n
September 17 Newcastle Upon Tyne 18 Glasgow King Tuts 19 Sheffield Northern Sound Festival , 02 Academy 20 Manchester Sound Control 23 Nottingham Bodega Social Club 24 Leicester The Cookie Jar 25 Bristol Louisiana 27 London Hoxton Bar and Kitchen <\/p>\n
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