The blistering new album 'For Self Defence' from Brighton "supergroup" Pascagoula, featuring members of Charlottefield, Trencher
and Mullholand.
The title "For Self Defence" was decided upon in 2020. It seemed fitting considering what was happening in the world then, and
remains bitterly relevant now. Pascagoula
remained in their secret tin-foil prefab shelter in Brighton (near Europe) and reflected the tightening chaos and hardship of the world
outside. The nine songs on their second album are sharper and more barbed, more violent and vitriolic, and more cruelly calculated
than before. Songs about past traumas, regrets, anxieties, damaging relationships, mental illness, the bad choices we make in life,
and their consequences. It's no easier in here than it is out there.
On lead single 'Insecurity Breach' Pascagoula sayd: "Dave wrote a couple of riffs in the ugly/catchy mode. Adam applied himself to
the on/off dynamics and played the bass like you're not supposed to. Misha wrote a bridge riff with a specific point of impact. Ross
thought it sounded anthemic, so wrote the opposite: a song about disunity, defeat, discouragement. A failed transmission."
Human Worth have pressed up a Limited Edition run of stunning 'Deluxe Graphite Eco Mix' vinyl, in an overwhelming package by
vocalist Ross Sargeant, with 10% of all proceeds donated to War Child UK's Gaza appeal
