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CHALK are choosing the future on their debut album ‘Crystalpunk’
Punk abrasion meets warehouse euphoria on CHALK’s debut ‘Crystalpunk’ – a record rooted in place and powered by possibility.
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"Plastic Face" is a track by Chalk, from the album The Hyperventilating Culture, released 19th August 2005. The track is 2:00 long. It's filed under Alternative. Dork has published 10 articles about Chalk.
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READ MORE ABOUT CHALKREAD MORE ABOUT CHALKREAD MORE ABOUT CHALKREAD MORE ABOUT CHALKREAD MORE ABOUT CHALKREAD MORE ABOUT CHALKPunk abrasion meets warehouse euphoria on CHALK’s debut ‘Crystalpunk’ – a record rooted in place and powered by possibility.
Across 'Crystalpunk', CHALK wire punk confrontation into the physical rush of rave culture.
The album ‘Crystalpunk’ will be released in spring via ALTER Music.
The tour kicks off at SXSW, followed by a UK and Ireland headline tour.
The EP, produced by Chris Ryan and Ross Cullen, features tracks 'Leipzig 87', 'Afraid', 'Tell Me', and 'Pool Scene'.
Three film students transformed lockdown isolation into a euphoric fusion of post-punk and rave culture.
Belfast trio Chalk release second single from upcoming EP 'Conditions III', recorded in Iceland and produced by Chris Ryan.
The band's new release was recorded in remote northern Iceland.
It follows on from recent drop 'The Gate'.
It follows on from their debut EP, released earlier this year.