On their debut album, 2013’s Silence Yourself, Savages built themselves an uncompromising reputation as makers of spiky post-punk anthems such as “Husbands” and “Shut Up.” But as the Anglo-French four-piece started writing for the follow-up, sequestered in a tiny studio in Primrose Hill, North London, strange things started to happen.

“We wanted…

Source: RollingStone
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