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On their second LP for DFA, Factory Floor’s post-punk past has dissolved into hardware dance pieces of monomaniacal repetition and stiff precision. It’s tirelessly energetic, but often in a brute way.
Factory Floor’s second album sounds as great in a bedroom as it would do in any sweaty nightclub.
Now reduced to a duo comprising Nik Colk and Gabe Gurnsey, Factory Floor's second album has an urgent focus about its personage: a worthy follow-up.
They may be just one album down, but you already know what to expect from Factory Floor.
As a band name, Factory Floor hardly suggests a polished sound; however the London-based outfit continue to restrain their previously neurotic and
Factory Floor’s excellent second album is minimal, mesmerising and shot through with fun