The Brackish Edge Ipswich, UK
The Brackish Edge is a musical off-shoot from the apocalyptic sounds of Earth Mother Fucker with a course set to where the river meets the sea via retro-sounds guided by vocalist Kate Reynolds. Add in a jagged guitar line layered over a sub-atomic bass and a jazz back beat from hell - then you get something just a little bit different … ... more
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