Songs for Our Mothers

Affliction and addiction shape this London band's twisted worldview. And while their musical translation of this mindset is anything but pretty on the ears, the group’s knotted noise feels inviting.

Squat-punk-psych-activists stare into the abyss, and they kind of like what they see.

Brixton-based troublemakers revel in causing offence on their second album

Nothing to see here.

Two years ago, Fat White Family frontman Lias Saoudi said: “If we’re the scariest band out there at the moment, it’s a truly tame

The squat-rockers are at their best when least confrontational

The group sticks to a lo-fi rock template on their sophomore album, yet tip their hats to Throbbing Gristle’s taboo busting – with mixed results<br>

Album Reviews: Fat White Family - Songs For Our Mothers