London’s High-Vis play aggressive, frosty post-punk that’s as hard as any hardcore record. Like Black Flag, Sleaford Mods and of course Public Image Ltd before them, High-Vis’ anger is artful, gripping, and energising. It’ll trim the fat from your soul. We’ve just released limited copies of our debut album “No Sense No Feeling’ on our own label ‘Studio High Vis’.
500 on ‘Baby Blue Splatter’ vinyl and 500 on ‘Cream’ vinyl with an updated Gatefold cover. We’re so happy with how they’ve turned out and it’s great to have it back in press!
Massive thanks for Venn records and Six Feet Under for doing such a good job with it initially.
Formed in 2016 from the ashes of some of the UK’s best hardcore bands (Dirty Money, Tremors, DiE, The Smear), the band maintain a hardcore energy in their live shows – it’s not uncommon for cheerfully miserable, gold toothed Scouse vocalist Graham Sayle to come away from a show with a bleeding forehead – but they’ve taken their aural cues from old UK bands like Gang Of Four, Crisis, Joy Division and Stone Roses.
Recently, they’ve played with all the other smart bands who have been fucking with the old blueprints – Angel Du$t, Turnstile, Culture Abuse, Higher Power to name a few – and like all those bands, their sound is uniquely theirs.
Lots of variety on this album. Masterfully uses post-punk sounds to create songs that sound new and fresh
Originally released December 2019
The Fat Angel Sings 