Four young musicians in their 20s, Ben Beetham (guitars, vocals), Eddie Lewis (bass), George Macdonald (drums), and Jack Wilson (vocals, guitars), have been playing music together in various combinations for more than half of their lives. anything, including construction, motorbike trading, and working in bars. driving night shifts merely to continue playing. Eight years of relentless labor. As Kid Kapichi, the four have created something unique. Before getting their big break from Frank Carter, who asked them to play at his birthday party and subsequently join him on a significant tour, the Hastings scene that fostered them helped them grow into a behemoth of a band both on and off the stage. Their best songs candidly and humorously examine issues including racism, poverty at work, mental health, violence, frustration, and all-consuming love. All of their songs have barbed wire hooks embedded in them and are brimming with the juddering jolt of real life and the cathartic rush of a balled-up fist relaxing into an air punch. The band released its self-released debut album "This Time Next Year" in 2021, and they recently inked their first official deal for the follow-up "Here's What You Could Have Won." deserved reward for all of your hard work. These 11 brand-new songs, which were created in collaboration with Dom Craik of Nothing But Thieves, are a fantastic showcase for the band's louder, punchier, "beat punk" sound. Their most overtly political song to date, New England, which will be their comeback single in January 2022, features a scathing lyric from Bob Vylan..

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