Kinn, whose “niche take on the macabre” has become a go-to “choice of dread-sonics” according to the staff at Cafe OTO, finds their origins in the class struggles of early 00s Tottenham. Influences pulled from the post-rock soundtrack of this era are unmistakable among Kinn’s contemporary electronic aesthetics, deft musicianship, and state-of-the-art sound design. Unabashed in their creative ambition, Kinn’s tongue-in-cheek ‘dread-voyeurism’ is underpinned by a palpably sincere vulnerability that seeps through their dynamic and rewardingly dense records. Live, Kinn has performed at acclaimed venues such as the Southbank Centre, Cafe OTO, Fold and Berlin’s HKW with an ever-evolving roster of onstage collaborators (including; Maxwell Sterling; Thrill Jockey’s Alexander Tucker; Bjork & Mica Levi collaborator, Jenny Ames; Louis Giannamore and more). Kinn’s studio albums and unpredictable live offerings have recieved acclaim not only among musical heavy hitters (Squid, Skinny Pelembe, Max Cooper and Thou to name a few), but also in the art world, plaudits which have prompted several collaborations with Turner Prize winning artist Mark Leckey, as well as a prestigious multimedia commission from Pace Gallery and a performance of Tai Shani’s work at Frieze London.