Bark Psychosis

An English quartet, Bark Psychosis began its activity in 1986 under the impetus of frontman Graham Sutton by releasing several singles and EP's and ending his career with a single LP, Hex , published in 1994. Often considered as one of the pioneers of the genre, Bark Psychosis was, for the first time, named under the post-rock label, which thus indicated "the use of rock instrumentation for a "non-rock" result, the guitars being used to favor stamps and textures instead of riffs and power chords" (The Wire). It is not an exaggeration to talk about a masterpiece when we mention this album because it contains sound influences (jazz, minimalism, electro) and nevertheless manages to create a unique sound and atmosphere that will be revealing to many bands afterwards.
Bark Psychosis resurfaced in 2004, with a completely different line-up, the only common denominator remaining Graham Sutton . ///Codename: Dustsucker sees, moreover, the participation of Lee Harris ( Talk Talk Talk ) behind the drums.
The importance of the English, though unknown, in the genre and their resonance is to be put at the same level as a Spiderland of Slint (1991) or a Laughing Stock of Talk Talk (1991).