hannel Some Angst

Available in November 2026

The first thing that should strike any attentive listener of Gary Mundy’s work as Kleistwahr is that this new collection of nine songs features drums on the opening two tracks.
Combining a manic rhythm with searing white noise, a post-punk guitar chopping angular sounds like it belongs to the debut Banshees’ album, and despairing vocals.
While not every song is bound to this same pulverising beat at its core, there’s a lot of untamed noise spiralling in all directions like Gary not only needs to channel some angst but wants to, rather, both rage at the present sorry state of the world and once again compound his place as one of the long-crowned kings of this particular form of expression.
Throughout all of this, indiscernible abstract jabs writhe and poke from the melee, seething electronics form labyrinthine shapes and all manner of emotions are evoked as an overwhelming sense of gloom hangs over the proceedings.
Everything feels like an existential scream into the void (and, no, that’s not another Banshees reference) whilst I daresay Gary contemplates mortality in the face of so much chaos unspooling around us.

Tracklist:
1 Cold Blood, Cold Night
2 Pacifist Fists
3 A Drowning
4 Fear Of A Fucked-Up Future
5 Channel Some Angst
6 Screamers In The Architecture
7 A Resurrection Of Sorts
8 Chemtrails Of Hope
9 Last Thoughts

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