A3The people behind the noiseEst. 2018

Saskia Rhee / synths + voice
Eli Sayer / drums + machines

Made for
the in-between.

We met carrying the same broken drum machine out of a Low Carrow flea market. Neither of us would let go. We started a band instead.

Eight years, three records and a lot of night buses later, we still make music the same way: a rhythm in the room, a voice through a wire, and enough space to get lost in it.

“If it sounds too clean, leave the window open.”— From our studio wall
A4In the roomLark Street, after midnight.
Two silhouettes in a dim studio, one at a synth and one behind a drum machine with pink pads
Saskia Rhee and Eli Sayer, the Lark Street room, 2026.
A5Eight yearsThree records. Still no plan.

EIGHT YEARS.
THREE RECORDS.

  1. A broken drum machine from a Low Carrow flea market. Neither of us let go, and we started a band instead.

  2. Night Window, an EP recorded after closing time at the old Lark Street rehearsal rooms.

  3. Other Hours, a record made in six borrowed rooms, with a drum loop we played for three weeks straight.

  4. Soft Collision. Bass you feel behind the ribs, and more daylight than we planned for.

CNextLive in November.

COME AND
FIND US.

The best way to know us is in a room, loud. Five dates this winter, two already sold out.

See the tour dates