Pop. 1280

Indebted to zero wave and post-punk, and called for just one of noir novelist Jim Thompson’s bleakest tales, Brooklyn’s Pop. 1280 was began by Chris Insect and Ivan Lip in ’09 2009. Their 1st solitary, a creepy track about the bedbug epidemic in NY, arranged the stage for his or her follow-up EP, The Grid. Sacred Bone fragments signed the music group, and Insect and Lip extended the group with bassist Pascal Ludet and drummer Zach Ziemann of Twin Stumps. 90 days later on, after an East Coastline tour, Pop. 1280 came back to the studio room to record their full-length debut, The Horror, that was released in early 2012. For 2013’s Imps of Perversion, the music group worked with maker Martin Bisi (who also caused Cop Take Cop and Swans), who helped them concentrate their fury into even more cohesive tunes. By enough time Pop. 1280 reconvened to record their following full-length recording, Ludet and Ziemann had been from the lineup, and Insect and Lip brought Allegra Sauvage (synthesizer and cello) and Andy Chugg (drums) up to speed for the classes for Heaven, released in January 2016.