A Tragic Figure Is Struck For Daniella By Post-Punk Legends Inca Babies

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A Tragic Figure Is Struck For Daniella By Post-Punk Legends Inca Babies

5/3/2026

Inca Babies
Daniella
Manchester

They’ve been loudly defining the Mancunian post-punk scene for years, with a passionate fanbase and a back-catalogue for kings. Inca Babies recently offered us their Reincarnation LP. It’s an anthology of chapters that’s out now on Black Lagoon Records. The re-recorded selection puts a new light on old belongings as their evolution and creative spontaneity reinvents the relief of their inner fertile landscape. The latest single from the record is Daniella and lets loose a jazz inspired groove set on dusty city streets. As the song explores the tension between chaos and love, we are invited to explore its reflection as members of the audience.

A grimy bass tone meets the surge of machinery before twangs of reverb and tremolo guitar set the mosey scene. The vocals begin, Cure or Smiths like, a non-singing style explores the feeling of discordantness and melodic glitch. The guitars thump with pulses of emotional atmosphere that ripples through viscous psychological glue. The band carries a thorough-bred jazz rhetoric that sets a dreamy tone among the insisting and emo-charged vocals.

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