Name: Very
Brand: Strange Flesh

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HZ007TP

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Tape

Limited edition

Release date

2023-07-14

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Sales:8.875

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HZ007TPCD

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Strange Flesh

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Rock-Pop

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House of Zed

Strange Flesh is a skewed pop outfit based in Brooklyn, comprised of transatlantic couple Varrick and Ed Zed. Strung out on an unhealthy diet of hyperpop, angular punk, dub and various forms of bass music, Strange Flesh craft fractured pop music out of drums, grubby synths, animal calls and the myriad horrors of human life.Whether singing of social alienation, moral panic or our friend the urban rat, a dark but wry humor is never far from the surface of Strange Flesh’s oeuvre - all fuel for their technicolor assault on the dance floor.

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'I don’t have a proper job, I'm a metamodern skank'Varrick Zed's insouciant introduction sets the tone for 'Very', a taut new assault on the dancefloor from NYC avant-pop miscreants,&nbsp;Strange&nbsp;Flesh. Taking aim at societal standards as to how a life ‘ought’ to be lived, 'Very' is the anthem of a woman on her own deliciously precarious path: the soundtrack to beloved but ill-paying employment, discount decadence, no children, and a healthy disregard for the future. Underpinned by a pulsating bassline and minimal electro-funk beat, the track’s wickedly catchy sonic palate is peppered with deconstructed synth hooks and subtle ambient flourishes, which, together with Varrick’s ice cool sprechgesang vocals, turn ‘Very’ into a full-blown pop leviathan. For the as-yet-uninitiated,&nbsp;Strange&nbsp;Flesh&nbsp;comprises native New Yorker Varrick Zed, and London expatriate Ed Zed. The duo is based in Brooklyn, where they craft left field pop music out of whatever they find lying around their apartment and their ravaged minds.

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