BRTSH KNIGHTS’ “Cut & Run” Is An Icy Anti-Love Song

The British duo return with a slice of brooding electronic pop.

January 18, 2016

Elusive south London duo (one-time trio) BRTSH KNIGHTS are feeling cold this January, if their new single "Cut & Run" is anything to go by. Over sparse synth bubbles and pulses of bass that go back and forth like an arguing couple, they intone: Don't know how I stand beside her, when she can't stay out my business...Her mother warned me about her daughter. Ouch.

"Cut & Run" is the first single to be taken from a new BRTSH Knights EP, out soon on 10" vinyl via their own brand new label: Cotch International. "It's a song about knowing when to move on from a situation and make new starts," the duo explained over email to The FADER, adding ominously: "something we know a thing or two about." Stream it and get your motivation to drop your deadweight relationship below. For more BRTSH KNIGHTS, you can also check their latest Radar Radio show.

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BRTSH KNIGHTS’ “Cut & Run” Is An Icy Anti-Love Song