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The new Black Nail Cabaret album InchWoodland MemoirsInch is deliberately designed as a very different beauty from all the Hungarian avant-garde synth pop duo's previous releases. The thrilling outcome of their musing upon the nature of electronic and analogue music that the Hungarians engaged in is a one-off experiment for which Black Nail Cabaret enlisted the help of close musician friends guitarist Tamás Számvéber, saxophone player Márton Barják, a former member of Hungarian ska act CsizmáSKAndúr, and Péter Laskay on drums. Under the moniker Black Nail Cabaret AND FRIENDS, the Hungarians a stunning full-length that is in many ways a part of their musical cosmos but at the same time an exciting side-project branching off from their regular works into an unexplored dimension. Black Nail Cabaret hand-picked a total of eleven tracks from each of their previous releases. Those were transformed into Black Nail Cabaret AND FRIENDS songs by adding guitars, drums, and saxophone in a semi-live recording process that left room for improvisation and went with the flow. In order to stress the organic character of their own 'cover versions', the band added beautiful footage recorded in the pine woods at the Agostyán Arboretum, Hungary. When Black Nail Cabaret emerged onto the international scene with their sophomore album InchGods Verging on SanityInch in 2020, the duo managed to rapidly spread their excellent reputation mainly through word of mouth despite the limitations enforced upon them by the global pandemic. At the time, Black Nail Cabaret had already left an impressive mark upon the electronic music scene of their native Hungary with the self-released debut full-length InchPseudopopInch (2018) that successfully fused art, pop, dark harmonies and powerful electronics. From the start, Black Nail Cabaret are marked by a penchant for sexually explicit provocation
