Sonically a bout of sleep paralysis, emotionally a midnight text from your favourite ex, bloody/bath are feverish, infectious and bewitching.

Summoned initially by singer-songwriter Kailan Price, but now a fully fledged five-piece band, they have steadily created a sound distinctly their own. Popular in Berlin, London, and now somewhat secretly, Moscow, these three places - their sparse expanses, concrete homogeny and heavy atmospheres - are testament to what bloody/bath are creating and why people are listening.

Catchy melodies dance throughout the tracks, disguising a heaviness, a desperation, drowning somewhere beneath the surface. Live shows at The Brixton Windmill, The Sebright Arms and The Garibaldi have seriously left their mark. It’s not often a band can play to a bunch of broken hearts, only to be demanded back on stage so the listeners can bathe in the mire one more time. Bruised and beaten down, a whole load of listeners can’t get enough of bloody/bath. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.