Clockwork Era Release Free 'Clockwork Era' Ep On 10th June 2013 And Split Up

Clockwork Era played a blistering set at the Windmill in Brixton on Saturday 8th June and then decided to release their brand new EP and spit up on the same day; Monday 10th June.

They create a cathartic noise that spits out bile through the disillusioned post-punk sensibilities that commentate on an imploding society through jagged riff-laden buzz-saw guitars, crunching drums and incessant repetitive mantra like vocals; war, social commentary, lies and paranoia are all delivered with vitriol, resentment and anger.

There is a underlining punk aesthetic that sits alongside the likes of Cerebral Ballzy, Blacklisters and Off but the band pull in from a number of areas; No Wave era bands such as Teenage Jesus or Theoretical Girls spring to mind alongside The Jesus Lizard, Sonic Youth, Circle Jerks or even Royal Trux whilst all delivered with a deadpan Mark E Smith vocal angst.

With 'Black Eye' barely clocking in at 30 seconds and 'Surf Train' at under a minute Clockwork Era have never been ones to hang around and with this finale they leave with 2 short and stabbing EPs and a trail of in your face gigs to be remembered as one of the undergrounds most formidable live acts.

Track listing:

1. Birth
2. Surf Train
3. Mankind
4. Black Eye

MORE INFORMATION:

http://www.clockworkera.com