1. Who is this smooth looking crew?
Zibra are an indie pop band from Tottenham, London. Eclipse (July’15) off the short player E.P. 2000 (2015). See what they did
there? Clever. The official YouTube video for Eclipse was released March'16.
2. What kind of tune are Zibra touting?
3. Who do Zibra sound like?
Tears For Fears. Interview Magazine is feeling BORNS and Year & Years. The Liverpool Echo made comparisons to Duran Duran.
4. What have the cut and paste merchants got to say?
5.
Which bands influenced Zibra?
The bands that put the polish on Zibra’s
boots are Oasis, Ocean Color Scene, Depeche Mode, Cabaret Voltaire and The Human
League. There is talk of some love for Slaves, Caribou and Sleigh Bells and of
punk influnces.
6. Why should I give Eclipse a whip past the ears?
Eclipse is
a massive electronic pop song that rolls heavy and slow but is an avalanche of sound that
annihilates everything before it.
7. Do Zibra have any more big swingers?
The best Zibra songs are Wasted Days and Paris. Brilliant both.
8. Any more words?
Zibra have been out on the road supporting bands like Rat Boy, Coasts, Years & Years and
Sunset Sons.
Zibra have mad love for Doc Marten boots.
Zibra's favorite song is The Human League's Don't You Want Me Baby.
“Stop
and try again!”
Dessert is a song that never received the fame and
acclaim it deserved until after the singer had died aged 30 taking a spontaneous swim, wearing clothes, in the Mississippi River. Hallelujah (1994) is a song Jeff
Buckley made his own in the same, but opposite way, Johnny Cash infamously
claimed Nine Inch Nail’s Hurt (2002).
Number three on Triple J's Hottest Songs Of All Time Hallelujah was called “as
near perfect as you can get.”
“And it's not a cry that you hear at
night,
It's not somebody who's seen the light,
It's a cold and it's a broken Hallelujah”
It's not somebody who's seen the light,
It's a cold and it's a broken Hallelujah”
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