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Petbrick

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The unrelenting mix of pummeling drums and acerbic noise from Petbrick first made its way into the public's consciousness with the release of their eponymous 2018 EP and their fully-formed debut album, 2019's, I.

Founded at the beginning of 2018 by <a href="spotify:artist:6JW8wliOEwaDZ231ZY7cf4">Sepultura</a> founder Igor Cavalera and Big Lad's Wayne Adams, the duo had a chance meeting after Cavalera saw Adams' band performing. Striking up a friendship, Adams invited Cavalera to his London studios to collaborate on what would become Petbrick. Bringing together Cavalera's intense drumming and Adams' noise and breakcore background, the duo recorded a handful of tracks, eventually issuing them on their self-released eponymous 2018 debut EP. Buoyed by the success of the EP, more tracks followed with demos ending up in the laps of <a href="spotify:search:label%3A%22Rocket+Recordings%22">Rocket Recordings</a>' <a href="spotify:artist:5wec3I73C7TKEdvtIQyHfh">Chris Reeder</a> and John O'Carroll, who signed the band on the spot. The duo put the finishing touches on the recordings which eventually became their debut album.

After a handful of live shows supporting the likes of <a href="spotify:artist:3TaLdYu9rA6H364ROYMmvF">Uniform</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:2HIWSZX2m5BGWGe0VTnScv">Teeth of the Sea</a>, and <a href="spotify:artist:1VFYpTpgmp7ANXqok2dTg3">the Body</a>, I was issued in October 2019 and saw them collaborating with the likes of Dylan Walker, Mutado Pintado, and Cavalera's wife and <a href="spotify:artist:43mWhBXSflupNLuNjM5vff">Soulwax</a> collaborator Laima Leyton. Rounding out the year, Petbrick embarked on their first headline tour, with dates across the U.K. and Europe. ~ Rich Wilson, Rovi

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