the workhouse UK
Famously described as "the new priests of the cathedral of sound" by NME the workhouse combine influences from The
Chameleons and Interpol together with Nineties shoegazers Ride and Slowdive to produce a mix of effects driven mayhem and warm psychedelia.
They produce a sound which is something like The kitchens of distinction playing chess with Joy Division while watching a Sigur Ros video.
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