Black Doldrums London, UK
Kevin Gibbard and Sophie Landers produce a dark psych, contemporary form of gothic post-punk under the name Black
Doldrums.
“A MIX OF GOTHIC-ROCK & POST-PUNK SOUNDS
TO DIE FOR”
ROLLING STONE
“A FIERCE COMBINATION OF POST-PUNK, REVERB, DRONE
AND MELODY”
UNCUT
“AWE -INSPIRING… BLACK DOLDRUMS CREATE TRANSIENT &
EUPHORIC DARK POST-PUNK.”
LOUDER THAN WAR
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