The highly anticipated debut from London’s Savages, an all-female four-piece who play music with fierce conviction & concision. Recorded with Rodaidh McDonald (The xx), the album is an 11-track masterpiece. Limned in black and white but containing a swell of different emotions, the songs cover topics from masochism, urban dread, materialism, possessiveness and the experience of being a woman. They have cited a huge range of influences, including J.G. Ballard, the Gun Club, Silver Apples, Siouxsie, Wire, Black Sabbath, Mary Shelley and Kurt Vonnegut. In the words of the band: “Savages’ songs aim to remind us that human beings haven’t evolved so much, that music can still be straight to the point, efficient and exciting.”