Leeds six-piece Volk Soup deliver a sharp, chaotic and fully realised debut with 10p Jazz, an album that fuses wiry post-punk, jagged noise rock and bursts of free-jazz intensity into something entirely their own. The record captures the raw electricity of their live performances while revealing surprising moments of melody and restraint. Tracks like "Bastard," "Reptilian Brain" and "Professionalism Debunked" showcase the band's volatile edge, while "Holy Building Tourist" offers a brief but memorable shift in tone. The result is a cohesive and unpredictable debut that positions Volk Soup as one of the most inventive underground bands emerging from Leeds.