Belgian cult new wave act The Names returns with ‘Volume’ EP – Out now
The Names
Out now via Spleen+ is a brand new EP from the cult Belgian post-punk/new wave band The Names: “Volume”. This new EP holds 4 tracks and can be downloaded right now from Bandcamp. This new EP comes just before the release of their upcoming studio album, “Encore!”.
Kicking off with “Far From The Factories” (which was earlier on released as a 2-track single backed by the track “Apophenia”), the three other tracks are “Mort D’Amour”, “Watching For The New World” and “Laudanum”.
This new EP now also offers a video for “Far From The Factories” set against the backdrop of Belgium’s industrial landscape.
The Names are legends of the post-punk / new wave scene and emerged from the iconic Factory Records label alongside the likes of Joy Division and New Order.
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