Hal Flavin

Hal Flavin are an edgy electro-rock band, grit, dirt and all, who hang their stage with a futuristic dangle of cables, effects and finery, as if prepared for some strange ritual of the soul.
The blood flowing through those jacks and data chips
seems pumped from the Indie and Electro-roots of their
teens, with live energy to match. And if references are
not music to your ears - once you get hooked on one of
their pop-driven melodies, you'll be all fired up. with
no questions asked.
Hal Flavin was founded in 2007 by 2 indie-punk
musicians busy with electronic installation art and
stage scores, soon to be completed by two pure-blood
groove lovers on bass and drums. Since the release of
their EP, 'The Talk'(2011) they write and produce as a
four-piece and have shared the stage with Metronomy,
Delphic, Kraftwerk and Does It Offend You Yeah, to
name but a few. The band is currently planning a series
of releases for 2013.
Sounds like: Interpol & Kraftwerk meet Bat for Lashes
on Mutemath's favourite UFO landing spot in Sherwood
Forest.
Press commentary: "Streets ahead were Hal Flavin, a
stylish three-piece from Esch-sur-Alzette that refracted
early Midge Ure-era Ultravox through an almost
hardcore punk edge. Although it sounds unpromising,
their set-closing overhaul of Eurythmics's Here Comes
the Rain Again' was terrifically compelling." (Kieron
Tyler, UK journalist)