The Invisible - Generational

The Invisible - GenerationalThe Invisible return with the next single from their critically acclaimed second album, Rispah. Generational sums up just about everything that makes the Invisible such a great band. That they can make raw, heartfelt, sophisticated guitar based music that doesnt sound like anyone else out there sums up their unique place in British music. A tune about how problems get passed from generation to generation, the band called upon a legend from an earlier

Onyx Collective members quietly feature on a number of other artists’ records too

and whose debut album Theory of Colours is released via Ninja Tune imprint Technicolour Records

with Genevieve having struck up a relationship with the Grammy-nominated Norrbotten Big Band from Sweden with whom she has been a composer in residence and performed live many times

She taught Chisholm not just what it was to play and compose

and Danish producer Tim McEwan

Also featured on the record is recent single ‘Turnmills’ - named after the legendary London club which closed its doors in 2008 - the release was accompanied by a sold-out ‘all-night’ DJ set at Corsica Studios raising money and awareness for the The Night Time Industries Association's #SaveNightlife campaign to protect the UK’s most vulnerable music venues from closure

Founded in 2008

has played shows across India and Australia

Barwick draws on the input of three collaborators with whom she has nurtured deep friendships with over the years: Jónsi (Sigur Rós)

‘LXXXVIII’ pays dividends to meditate on an instrumental facet of its creation: game theory

The upcoming album follows on from the 2022 singles "Never Stay For Love"

A fascination with Clock DVA became an obsession with techno