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The week’s best new tracks and the act you need to know: crowd-pleasing anticapitalist rockers Sans Froid

Source: The Guardian Published Fri, 06 Nov 2026 12:20:41 GMT
The week’s best new tracks and the act you need to know: crowd-pleasing anticapitalist rockers Sans Froid

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Key context: <p>Inspired by everything from Radiohead to Deerhoof and Linda Perhacs, the west country band merge disparate styles into solid anthems</p><p><strong>From</strong> Bristol, UK <br> <strong>Recommended if you like</strong> Puscifer, Julie Christmas, the Mars Volta <br> <strong>Up next</strong> Supporting Every Hell at Bristol’s Exchange, 4 December; playing UK festivals Strangeforms, Noizzefest and Arctangent in 2027</p><p>Even a cursory scroll through Sans Froid’s influences will make you expect chaos. In interviews, members of the west country rockers have acknowledged Radiohead, the Mars Volta, the immersive folk of Linda Perhacs and even the haywire opera/metal/breakbeat of French button-pusher Igorrr. Combine that array with the four-piece’s sole collective inspiration – San Franciscan indie experimentalists Deerhoof – and it’s amazing there’s any coherence at all.</p> <a href="https://www.theguardian.com/music/2026/nov/06/the-weeks-best-new-tracks-and-the-act-you-need-to-know-crowd-pleasing-anticapitalist-rockers-sans-froid">Continue reading...</a> This development from The Guardian highlights ongoing changes in the sector.

Inspired by everything from Radiohead to Deerhoof and Linda Perhacs, the west country band merge disparate styles into solid anthemsFrom Bristol, UK Recommended if you like Puscifer, Julie Christmas, the Mars Volta Up next Supporting Every Hell at Bristol’s Exchange, 4 December; playing UK festivals Strangeforms, Noizzefest and Arctangent in 2027Even a cursory scroll through Sans Froid’s influences will make you expect chaos. In interviews, members of the west country rockers have acknowledged Radiohead, the Mars Volta, the immersive folk of Linda Perhacs and even the haywire opera/metal/breakbeat of French button-pusher Igorrr. Combine that array with the four-piece’s sole collective inspiration – San Franciscan indie experimentalists Deerhoof – and it’s amazing there’s any coherence at all. Continue reading...

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