The Barnett twins discuss their latest album, 'Crooked Wing', created amidst the sonic chaos of Southend and London's industrial landscape. Influenced by vivid experiences, including Jack's time with a Brazilian circus and recordings from a Greek Orthodox church, the album embraces new artistic directions. Highlighted by collaborations with artists like Caroline Polachek and featuring an eclectic mix of sounds, 'Crooked Wing' showcases the band's evolution over two decades. The album opens with poignant choral elements and integrates surreal visuals, ultimately echoing both personal and cultural narratives that shape their avant-pop identity.
Jack describes the noise of London and its surroundings as overwhelming, blending the mechanical with soulful experiences, which influenced the sound of Crooked Wing.
With Crooked Wing, These New Puritans explore new territories, merging their avant-pop style with profound field recordings, resulting in a unique musical experience.
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