ALASKALASKA will release new album ‘Still Life’ on October 14th.
The project truly operate in their own lane, with core partnership Lucinda Duarte-Holman and Fraser Rieley using barbed electronics as a means to dissect pop tropes. Working with Marathon Artists, the group’s debut album provides them with a broad canvas to operate with.
Jas Shaw – of Simian Mobile Disco – produces the record, blending Brutalist synths with sharp-edged melodies. Out on October 14th, ALASKALASKA will toast the release with a show at Peckham Audio the night before, on October 13th.
New single ‘Still Life’ is out now, the curled digitalism underpinning a hypnotic vocal from Lucina Duarte-Holman. A kind of extra-dimensional pop song, it puts us in mind of everyone from Cabaret Voltaire through to Factory Floor, while still demanding you meet it on its own terms.
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ALASKALASKA’s self-titled debut album is out on October 14th.
