Former Klaxon and current Mr Keira Knightly James Righton is making a solo return.
Going under the guise of Shock Machine, his first self titled track has none of the day-glo hyperactivity of his former band. Instead it’s more timeless, slightly woozy, slightly psychedelic faire. Delivered alongside an oceanic video (via Dazed) from director Saam Farahmand, it preceeds a debut EP recorded in a cabin in the south of France alongside long term Klaxons collaborator James Ford.
Check it out below.
Going under the guise of Shock Machine, his first self titled track has none of the day-glo hyperactivity of his former band. Instead it’s more timeless, slightly woozy, slightly psychedelic faire. Delivered alongside an oceanic video (via Dazed) from director Saam Farahmand, it preceeds a debut EP recorded in a cabin in the south of France alongside long term Klaxons collaborator James Ford.
Check it out below.
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