We live in historical times and one of the most important events that's about to define an entire generation is only little more than a month away. When NBHAP editor Stefan Ibrahim caught up with acclaimed composer Matthew Herbert four months there was no plan for Brexit and unluckily not much has changed ever since. And that doesn't make his new project less fascinating.
The group’s seminal debut of 2001 not only marked one of the first hypes of the Internet era, but also initiated a wave-like revival of garage rock, surging up the post-millenial indie movement that still reverberates to this day. Nearing the album’s twentieth, NBHAP author Andreas went down memory lane to reflect upon the record that is one, if not the most remarkable of 2000’s rock albums.
