Over the course of their first five albums, the British band Mammal Hands has built a distinctive world. A sense of quiet tension and pulsating patterns form long melodic arcs that draw you in with a delightful slowness. On stage, this evolves into an almost trance-like movement where jazz, minimalism, folk, and electro intersect. On their brand-new album Circadia, Mammal Hands draws inspiration from cycles, change, and renewal. Meditative and intense, with driving rhythms and hypnotic textures—music that continues to resonate long after the final chord.

Jordan Smart - saxophone
Nick Smart - piano
Rob Turner - drums

Photo: Tania Blanco