The KVB

The KVB are a British audio-visual duo consisting of Nicholas Wood and Kat Day. Formed in 2010, they are known for their blend of shoegaze, minimal wave, and post-punk, often incorporating synthesizers, drum machines, and heavily reverbed vocals to create a dense, atmospheric sound. Their music is frequently described as dark, hypnotic, and cinematic, drawing comparisons to bands like The Jesus and Mary Chain, Suicide, and Kraftwerk.

Wood typically handles vocals, guitars, synthesizers, and drum programming, while Day contributes vocals, synthesizers, and visual elements, which are an integral part of their live performances. Their visuals often consist of abstract projections and experimental film loops, enhancing the immersive quality of their music.

The KVB have released numerous albums, EPs, and singles on various labels, including Invada Records and A Recordings. They have toured extensively throughout Europe and internationally, gaining a dedicated following for their captivating live shows and distinctive sonic aesthetic. Their work explores themes of isolation, technology, and the urban landscape.