Assuming the role of the enemy, Snapped Ankles step into sharp suits and property-developer guises on ‘Stunning Luxury’, a restless and satirical document of urban erosion and cultural displacement. Where their debut ‘Come Play The Trees’ emerged from woodland ritual and communal rhythm, this album relocates the woodwose to East London warehouses under threat, navigating a city shaped by speculation, surveillance, and polished promises. The log synths are reborn as gaudy To Let and For Sale signs, repurposed into unstable instruments that mirror the volatility of the housing bubble itself.

Across the record, frenetic electronics, motorik grooves, and chant-like vocals collide in a series of dystopian dancefloor assaults. ‘Stunning Luxury’ moves fast and uneasily, sketching a day in the capital that slips from mindfulness routines into investment schemes, delivery logistics, and numb consumer excess. Beneath the hedonistic pulse lies constant tension: who is in control, who is complicit, and whether resistance can survive inside the system it seeks to undermine. Snapped Ankles balance propulsion with unease, turning repetition into critique and rhythm into camouflage. Fragmented messages, primal momentum, and sharp irony define an album that feels both celebratory and deeply unsettled, capturing the uneasy thrill of dancing while the ground shifts beneath your feet.

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