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- Newly signed and with a debut album out, they were among the best showcases on SPOT this year.
By Signe Bønsvig Wehding. Translation: Rasmus Ardahl. Photo: Kristoffer Amlani Ulbak.
With a superior performance at SPOT the beautiful monotony from their debut-album took on a much more lively form during a concert which gave room for improvisation and maximum use of instruments and talent.
You can yell Bowie, Joy Division and Interpol all you want. At the end of the day IGYOT are ultimately their own and tonight’s live effort was a great one for both fans and first time listeners. The beautiful monotony from their album took on a much more lively form during a concert which gave room for improvisation and maximum use of instruments and talent.
The band felt at home during the very tight set. Front singer Jacob Bellens was in a splendid mood singing lyrics where dark despair blends in with humor, one of the bands definite strengths and trademarks.
IGYOT played a few new tracks signaling a rougher sound on the next album, a nice departure from their more melodically uniform tunes. All in all IGYOT gave one of the best concerts at the festival. |
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