The British post-punk band Squid formed in Brighton, England in 2017. This eight-minute epic is the closing track of their debut album, Bright Green Field.
This is the second-oldest track on Bright Green Field. It originated when some of the band were staying in the Chippenham house belonging to the parents of drummer/singer Ollie Judge one summer in the late 2010s. They wrote this song on a whiteboard, kick-starting a method of writing music they continue to use. "We draw stuff up, try and keep it visual," guitarist Louis Borlase told Apple Music. "It also makes us feel quite efficient."
"Pamphlets" became an important part of Squid's sets; the band often closes a gig with it because of its long blowout ending.
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