‘Harker are set to return to the fray next week with their sophomore full length Axiom that is being released via an international coalition of labels. The album is an attack on the laissez-faire attitude that has become a hallmark of lockdown, however, Harker aren’t just calling out the apathy, this is also a call to arms and a much needed wake up call that address issues such as isolation, social class and environmental change. Axiom also sees the band shift away from the sound of their 2018 debut album, No Discordance, to something darker that embraces a wider sonic palette than their previous outings. But fear not, whilst Axiom shows a different side to Harker, the pop fuzz and 90s alt influences are still present, they have just been melded with a more experimental mind se...
