
Brighton's most unpredictable band returns with 'I Wanna Live With You', a genre-bending love song that delves into the neurotic and desperate aspects of relationships.

Brighton's most unpredictable band returns with 'I Wanna Live With You', a genre-bending love song that delves into the neurotic and desperate aspects of relationships.

Brighton's most unpredictable band returns with 'I Wanna Live With You', a genre-bending love song that delves into the neurotic and desperate aspects of relationships. As OPUS KINK seize the means of production and wave their own flag, check out our latest Hype playlist cover feature.
Words: Stephen Ackroyd.
Photos: Will Reid.
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Opus Kink are a band who defy categorisation. The enigmatic sextet, hailing from Brighton, have been carving out a niche with their unique fusion of jazz, country, and punk. Their music is a chaotic yet beautiful mess, a reflection of the world around them and the inner workings of their own minds. It's a sound that has been described as everything from "gutter-pop" to "anxiety-inducing" and has garnered them a devoted following and plenty of critical acclaim alike.
First bursting onto the scene with their debut EP, 'Til The Stream Runs Dry', they showcased their genre-bending approach to songwriting and their electric live performances. They quickly followed it up with the equally impressive 'My Eyes, Brother!', cementing their status as one of the most exciting new bands in the UK. Indeed, they're no strangers to anyone who frequents our regular live shows, having previously graced the stages of Dork's Night Out with their electrifying performances. The feedback was unanimous - they're absolutely bonkers.

At the heart of Opus Kink's music is a sense of unbridled creativity and a willingness to push boundaries. They're not afraid to experiment, take risks, or venture into uncharted territory. This fearless approach to songwriting and performing has made them one of the most exciting and unpredictable bands in a scene packed with glorious oddballs and weirdos. And with the release of their latest single, 'I Wanna Live With You', they're poised to take their music to even greater heights.
Released via their own label, Hideous Recordings, in partnership with SO Recordings, 'I Wanna Live With You' is a testament to Opus Kink's unabashed creativity and their ability to craft a pop classic with a twist - a precursor to what promises to be a year filled with surprises and musical innovation.