The Telescopes + Red Mar, Manhole
The Mink came together in late 2022 after catching glimpses of each other at various candlelit bars and thinking – ‘he’s got fantastic trousers’. The Squeaky Clean EP release sees the band slip seamlessly from their first proggy outpourings towards a hardened, more jagged sound. Although the band usually prefer to dodge genre restrictions like old Keanu would a bullet, this new faction of songs sees the band proudly bury a flag into the bright green earth emblazoned: ‘Flute Rock’.
The Telescopes + Red Mar, Manhole
The Mink came together in late 2022 after catching glimpses of each other at various candlelit bars and thinking – ‘he’s got fantastic trousers’. The Squeaky Clean EP release sees the band slip seamlessly from their first proggy outpourings towards a hardened, more jagged sound. Although the band usually prefer to dodge genre restrictions like old Keanu would a bullet, this new faction of songs sees the band proudly bury a flag into the bright green earth emblazoned: ‘Flute Rock’.
The Telescopes + Red Mar, Manhole
The Mink came together in late 2022 after catching glimpses of each other at various candlelit bars and thinking – ‘he’s got fantastic trousers’. The Squeaky Clean EP release sees the band slip seamlessly from their first proggy outpourings towards a hardened, more jagged sound. Although the band usually prefer to dodge genre restrictions like old Keanu would a bullet, this new faction of songs sees the band proudly bury a flag into the bright green earth emblazoned: ‘Flute Rock’.