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Before long the frontline of Kubb was in place: Ex Reef member Dom Greensmith (drums) recruited via an old touring contact of Harry's; John Tilley (keyboards) fresh out Greenwich Conservatoire and recruited via an NME ad; and Adj Buffoni (guitar).
Last year, Kubb knuckled down in the studio with Youth. They clicked instantly, banging through nine tracks in seven days. For a record that reaches for the heights of Jeff Buckley, the intensity of a less-goth Muse, and the heft of vintage Radiohead, this is an impressive achievement. But when you've travelled miles to find your musical feet, things can, eventually, happen quickly.
Kubb's debut album is called Mother. The title reflects Harry's thoughts on the 'divine feminine' in religion and the earth. He's worried that he sounds pretentious, but so be it. Both his parents are born-again Christians, and his dad is now a priest, and this is the context in which he grew up. He's wrenched himself away from religion, but the past can't help but stick.
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