Kate Davies of UK band Pupil Slicer stops by Inside Music to discuss Mirrors, making music in a pandemic, and more.
Pupil Slicer is a force no one can contain. An amalgamation of mathcore, deathcore, and frenzied punk, the UK trio is taking the world by storm with their recently released debut album, Mirrors. It’s a tornado of sound and angst that is sure to capture (and stranglehold) your attention.
The beauty of a group like Pupil Slicer is that they get it. They understand the frustration of trying to rise through society’s ranks and thrive in a world that doesn’t care about you. Mirrors, like all the band’s material, channels that relatable rage into bombastic productions that rattle your bones and move your soul. It would be chaos if the trio were any less talented, but as is — their precision is unmatched.
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On the first day of April 2021, Inside Music host James Shotwell connected with Pupil Slicer’s Kate Davies to discuss Mirrors, joining the Prosthetic Records family, and more. The pair swap stories about reacting to criticism and struggle with the prospect of having to maintain the forward momentum of any new project. It’s unclear what the immediate future holds for Pupil Slicer, but we get the feeling from this conversation that their rise to the top of the heavy music community is just beginning.
Mirrors, Pupil Slicer’s debut album, is available now through Prosthetic Records.
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