Blog: State Magazine

Kill Krinkle Club , Dublin’s “child-Japanese-electro-pop- with-Russian influences” act (their words not ours) has a back-story fit for idols. The two-piece consist of Swede Elina and Dubliner Justin, who share swirling co-ed vocals. They met in a Dublin bar after Justin got a night off work by winning a coin toss. ‘Krinkle’, according to the band, is a fairytale character that stops us from reaching our true potential. Abandon , then, does a great job of obliterating the band’s own inner Krinkle. Saturated with looping synths and possessing an undertone that hints at a world of slowly mutilating [...]