UK rock heroes Creeper have been resurrected with a hugely ambitious, Americana-tinged sophomore effort, ‘Sex, Death and the Infinite Void’ – a nostalgia drenched story about love, loss, friendship, and an Englishman in LA.
Creeper had formed in 2014 in Southampton, each of its members influenced by their mutual involvement in the town’s hardcore scene and a love of punk and glam rock. Oliver Burdett and Hannah Greenwood soon joined founding members Gould, Ian Miles, Dan Bratton and Sean Scott in 2015. “Creeper was born out of wanting to bring a fantasy element to punk rock, something we believed had been lost as we got older with all the plaid shirt-wearing emo bands,” says Gould proudly today. “We wanted to create something flamboyant, that had pomp,”
Sex, Death & the Infinite Void exceeds any expectations the band and their hardcore fans could have dreamed for themselves. In 2020 we welcome a new, high-drama Creeper: bigger, better and taking risks like no band in the UK has dared to for at least a decade. If you’re brave enough in these dangerous times, join them to kiss, dance and survive in the acid rain.
