Jack Glacken is a sound engineer, producer and composer, working in Dublin for the last four years. Jack's work ranges from recording and mixing music to composition and sound design for film and live installation.

Irish post-punk trio, Slow Riot return with the 'Cathedral' EP via Straight Lines Are Fine. Lead track from the clear vinyl 10" 'Demons' impresses with dark, swooning guitars and a driving beat. Taking the Slow Riot penchant for classic songwriting and blending it with new wave hooks and a layered, climatic build reminiscent of shoegaze luminaries Ride or My Bloody Valentine. These diverse, refreshing sounds span across the 'Cathedral' EP, channelling more of those beautifully dynamic, spacious soundscapes, heavy walls of feedback with pop sensibilities, with an aim to challenge any preconceptions, as is the bands mantra. 'Cathedral' was recorded at the Manic Street Preachers' Faster studio in Cardiff under the watchful eye of producer Kevin Vanbergen, whose back catalogue includes the likes of The Pixies, The Maccabees, Dinosaur Pile-Up, The La's and Biffy Clyro. Faster's in-house engineer Loz Williams and the Manics' James Dean Bradfield further extended a helping hand to the band, offering the use of their equipment and instruments, many of which were used in the making of past chart-topping records.  

Irish three-piece playing songs with a strong electronic influence and an ethereal soundworld

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