Name: Howling at a Concrete Moon
Brand: Pynch

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CBR002RED

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Limited edition

Release date

2023-04-14

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Chillburn Recordings

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Standard:20

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Red LP

Artist

Pynch

Genre GB

Alternative / Modern

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Chillburn Records

Pynch is a London-based band with members hailing from Ramsgate, France, and London. Their unique blend of influences creates a sound that is both captivating and distinctive. With their mesmerizing melodies and thought-provoking lyrics, Pynch has quickly gained recognition in the music industry.
Formed by [band members], Pynch draws inspiration from various genres such as indie rock, dream pop, and post-punk. Their music effortlessly combines catchy hooks with introspective storytelling, resulting in an immersive listening experience.
Having released several successful singles and EPs, Pynch has garnered a dedicated fan base worldwide. Their live performances are known for their energy and infectious enthusiasm, leaving audiences craving more. With each new release, Pynch continues to push boundaries and redefine what it means to be an artist in today's ever-evolving music scene.

Pynch are a true 21st century DIY band that have built up a dedicated global fanbase from a handful of self-released singles through a combination of tenacity, wistful lo-fi and life affirming lyricism. On their debut album, Howling at a Concrete Moon, they have followed through on their vision and delivered ten stunning tracks that offer a snapshot of what it is to be young and adrift at this strange junction of history.

To record the album, the band enlisted Stereolab’s Andy Ramsay as Co-Producer and Tom Carmichael (Porridge Radio/Matt Maltese) as mixer who both helped to magnify and enhance Spencer’s home recordings while preserving their lo-fi aesthetic. The result is Pynch exactly as they were meant to be heard; intimate and introspective yet widescreen and danceable.Since forming at university, Pynch have played over a hundred shows around the UK and Europe, joined the Libertines on tour, released their debut single on Speedy Wunderground, amassed 2 million streams on a song recorded with just an SM57 and received support from The Guardian, The Telegraph, Paste Magazine, So Young and NME. With Howling at a Concrete Moon, they finally have an LP that captures this journey and delivers their full artistic statement.'

Howling at a Concrete Moon

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