Dreams of Consciousness Podcast Episode 284 features an interview with Kate Davies of Pupil Slicer.
[cover photo by Gobinder Jhitta]
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London's Pupil Slicer have made big leaps from their origins as a Carcass-influenced grindcore band. Their amorphous sound utilizes blastbeats and electronic beats, stretching from shoegazing guitars and ambient elements to furious shredding.
I spoke with vocalist/guitarist Kate Davies about how Pupil Slicer went from a grindcore band with a funny name to having more mathcore, blackgaze, and post rock elements. We also discussed the sci fi concept behind their new album Blossom, and how to write an eight minute song that isn't boring.
My thanks again to Kate for speaking with me, and to you for listening.
Music In This Episode:
"Wounds Upon My Skin"
"Mirrors"
taken from the album Mirrors
"Momentary Actuality"
"Dim Morning Light"
taken from the album Blossom
pupilslicer.com
Pupil Slicer on IG
Pupil Slicer on FB
Pupil Slicer on Bandcamp
Blossom on vinyl (through Prosthetic Records)
US Merch (through Night Shift Merch)
Unknown Pleasures:
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