Shame is raw, sharp, and unapologetic. On their new album 'Cutthroat', the London band hits hard with pure energy, razor-edged lyrics, and a heavy dose of 'fuck you' attitude. Produced by Grammy-winner John Congleton (St. Vincent, Angel Olsen), Shame pushes their sound into new territory. Flirting with electronics, punk, rockabilly, and even Brazilian folklore, without ever losing the confrontational spirit of their legendary live shows. 'Cutthroat' is a middle finger to hypocrisy, groupthink, and self-pity. Brimming with bravado, dark humour, and a relentless hunger for more, Shame prove they’re at their best when they take the brakes off completely.

Without releasing a single song, the band Ebbb built a storied mythology on London’s underground live circuit. Despite being together for a little bit longer than a year, Ebbb have already landed on something truly singular. Fusing pulsing rhythms, immersive electronic production, sparkling melodies, layered vocal harmonies, alongside beats that veer from ambient to industrial, the result is an idiosyncratic hybrid of sounds. One that the group describes as “Brian Wilson meets Death Grips.”