Bark Psychosis
Bark Psychosis formed in 1991 with Graham Sutton on vocals and guitar, John Ling on guitar, Daniel Gish on bass, and Mark Simnett on drums. They released...
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Bark Psychosis formed in 1991 with Graham Sutton on vocals and guitar, John Ling on guitar, Daniel Gish on bass, and Mark Simnett on drums. They released their debut album Hex in 1994, which blended ambient textures with distorted guitars and drew attention for its atmospheric quality.
Their songs like 'Big Shot' and '400 Winters' reflect the band's approach to sound, where melodies fragment and arrangements build slowly rather than following conventional structures. They put out several albums including Codename: Dustsucker in 1996 and In a Prayer Tree in 1999.
Sutton's vocals and lyrics tended toward the introspective, and the band maintained a consistent focus on experimental textures across their recordings. They developed a following among listeners interested in less conventional approaches to guitar-based music.
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