Uploaded February 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
On 29 January 2026, the ‘young’, genre-defying rock outfit Perfect Beasts release their long-awaited eponymous debut album.
Perfect Beasts is an album that refuses to play by the rules. Its songs are adventurous yet accessible, driven by emotive, primal vocals and guitar sounds unlike anything heard before - thanks in part to the use of cutting-edge synth guitar and modern music technology.
Perfect Beasts are a four-piece rock band who have taken the collective knowledge of human musical history and distilled it down into banging anthems that you can sing along to and still stroke your beard (or someone else’s), trying to figure out the technical amazingness of the musicianship.
With John Mitchell on vocals and guitars, Darren Redick on bass, Nick Andrew playing guitars and guitar synths and Steve Hales on drums, their musical pedigree is vast.
On 29 January 2026, the ‘young’, genre-defying rock outfit Perfect Beasts release their long-awaited eponymous debut album.
Perfect Beasts is an album that refuses to play by the rules. Its songs are adventurous yet accessible, driven by emotive, primal vocals and guitar sounds unlike anything heard before - thanks in part to the use of cutting-edge synth guitar and modern music technology.
Perfect Beasts are a four-piece rock band who have taken the collective knowledge of human musical history and distilled it down into banging anthems that you can sing along to and still stroke your beard (or someone else’s), trying to figure out the technical amazingness of the musicianship.
With John Mitchell on vocals and guitars, Darren Redick on bass, Nick Andrew playing guitars and guitar synths and Steve Hales on drums, their musical pedigree is vast.
