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Savages Reissue Lost Tracks, Sparking Reunion Rumors
30 Jan
Summary
- Savages released two unearthed tracks for their album's anniversary.
- The band's final show was nearly nine years ago in France.
- Members reflect on the band's intense energy and eventual hiatus.
Post-punk band Savages has released two previously unheard tracks, commemorating the 10th anniversary of their 2016 album, 'Adore Life.' The unearthed songs include an outtake from the album and a 2012 cover of Black Sabbath's 'Paranoid.'
Guitarist Gemma Thompson and bassist Ayşe Hassan recently reflected on the band's journey, noting that their last public performance was nearly nine years ago at a French festival. They reminisced about the creative process behind 'Adore Life,' which involved a period of writing and performing in small New York clubs during the winter of 2015.
Savages, formed in London in 2011, quickly gained recognition for their energetic sound and vital post-punk revival. However, after an intense final year of touring, the band announced an indefinite hiatus in July 2017, with members pursuing individual projects.
