The KVB at Nova Zappa Barka in Belgrade on December 10 - the British post-punk duo who don't want to be called goth

British duo The KVB play Nova Zappa Barka in Belgrade on December 10 from 20:00. The same night in Belgrade, Germany's Death in Rome play Zappa Baza from 19:00.

The KVB started in London in 2010 as a solo project of Nicholas Wood, then a musician from Southampton, with Kat Day joining in 2011. Their first album "Always Then" came out in 2012 on the Clan Destine Records label. Day studied fine art at Goldsmiths in London and handles the band's visual side, and on stage both of them also play synths.

The duo's sound is described as a mix of electronics, psychedelia, post-punk and shoegaze, and with 2018's "Only Now Forever" it became leaner and sharper. They don't like the goth label themselves. If there has to be a label, they say, make it shoegaze.

Tickets cost 2,700 and 3,800 dinars (about 1,421 and 2,000 denars) and are on sale at tickets.rs.