Asylums performing at the Lexington in London on July 28th, 2016. (Photo: Alberto Pezzali for Live4ever Media)
Asylums launched their debut album ‘Killer Brain Waves’ at the Lexington in London last night and Live4ever’s Alberto Pezzali was there to bring all the evening’s entertainment.
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“Asylums want an escape and they want it NOW,” our review album reads. “No longer happy as the “high street closes down” and desperate for a life outside of where you “spend more than you got paid”. There’s a life unseen outside of the metaphorical four-walls of your shitty, small-minded town.”
“The album is not all anger, spittle and alienation though. ‘Killer Brain Waves’ is also chock-full of tongue-in-cheek moments – Asylums are certainly not a band who take themselves too seriously. The song titles alone; ‘Wet Dream Fanzine’, ‘Monosyllabic Saliva’, tell us as much. But, it’s when the band get angry and rail against modern-day society and its negatives that they really hit full-stride.”