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Group A.D. - Colour Space Transform

Group A.D. release their debut EP 'Colour Space 
Transform' on March 27th. 


Group A.D. is a brand new Leeds based project. The 
name stands for The Group For Action & Dance. and 
their music sits somewhere between dubbed out, 
psychedelic no-wave and spaghetti-western orchestral 
maximalism. Across the debut EP, tracks slip between the orchestral 
flourishes of John Barry and Ennio Morricone, the surfrock of Jet Harris and spectral ‘80s dance floor 
maximalism - with each style appearing as suggestion 
rather than imitation. 
Samples punctuate the songs throughout - narrations, 
incandescent preachers, machines, children’s voices, 
all a patchwork of cut-out motifs that open portals into 
uncanny new worlds.
More to come from Group A.D. very soon.

"Everything they've done has been excellent so far. 
Moody, no-wave magic. Absolutely love it!" - Lauren 
Laverne, BBC 6Music


"Amazing, I predict big things for Group A.D. in 2026" -
Emily Pilbeam, BBC 6Music

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Group A.D. release their debut EP 'Colour Space 
Transform' on March 27th. 


Group A.D. is a brand new Leeds based project. The 
name stands for The Group For Action & Dance. and 
their music sits somewhere between dubbed out, 
psychedelic no-wave and spaghetti-western orchestral 
maximalism. Across the debut EP, tracks slip between the orchestral 
flourishes of John Barry and Ennio Morricone, the surfrock of Jet Harris and spectral ‘80s dance floor 
maximalism - with each style appearing as suggestion 
rather than imitation. 
Samples punctuate the songs throughout - narrations, 
incandescent preachers, machines, children’s voices, 
all a patchwork of cut-out motifs that open portals into 
uncanny new worlds.
More to come from Group A.D. very soon.

"Everything they've done has been excellent so far. 
Moody, no-wave magic. Absolutely love it!" - Lauren 
Laverne, BBC 6Music


"Amazing, I predict big things for Group A.D. in 2026" -
Emily Pilbeam, BBC 6Music