(from Idioteq)

Amidst the churning cauldron of Bristol’s music scene, a post-punk act by the name of Knives has achieved the enigmatic feat of evolving while staying true to its underground roots. Their upcoming single ‘Babooshka‘ promises an audacious twist on Kate Bush’s original, ingeniously accentuated with the unexpected element of an electric harp. Far from your run-of-the-mill cover, ‘Babooshka’ has found its niche as a crowd-pleaser in the live circuit, where the band’s energized presence and the harp’s novelty often conspire to provoke awe in even the most jaded audience members.

Yng nghanol crochan corddi sîn gerddoriaeth Bryste, mae act ôl-bync o’r enw Knives wedi cyflawni’r gamp enigmatig o esblygu wrth aros yn driw i’w gwreiddiau tanddaearol. Mae eu sengl ‘Babooshka’ sydd ar ddod yn addo tro beiddgar ar ddarn gwreiddiol Kate Bush, wedi’i bwysleisio’n ddyfeisgar ag elfen annisgwyl telyn drydanol. Ymhell o’ch clawr rhediad y felin, mae ‘Babooshka’ wedi dod o hyd i’w gilfach fel dorf-bleser yn y gylched fyw, lle mae presenoldeb egniol y band a newydd-deb y delyn yn aml yn cynllwynio i godi arswyd hyd yn oed aelodau mwyaf swnllyd y gynulleidfa. .