Eagulls

Eagulls were a post-punk band from Leeds, England, known for their raw energy, dark lyricism, and no-frills approach to punk-influenced rock. Formed in 2010, the group gained attention for their blistering live shows and a sound that recalled the urgent angst of bands like Joy Division and The Fall, but with a modern edge. Their self-titled debut album, released in 2014, was met with critical acclaim, highlighting tracks like “Nerve Endings” and “Possessed” for their visceral intensity.

In 2016, Eagulls returned with their sophomore album, Ullages, which showed a shift toward a more atmospheric and melodic style, drawing influences from shoegaze and dream pop while maintaining their post-punk roots. The band’s lineup included George Mitchell on vocals, and their music often grappled with themes of alienation and modern malaise. Though Eagulls eventually disbanded, they left behind a concise but impactful discography that still resonates with fans of dark, emotionally charged rock music.