Multi-instrumentalist, field recordist and producer Poppy H captures sound and music via an openly recording phone, before mixing and mastering on the same device. This ultra lo-fi approach befits H’s improvisational and instinctive tendencies on this,his follow up to debut album "NOTHING IS PERFECT, EVERYTHING IS PERFECT", which The Wire

Multi-instrumentalist, field recordist and producer Poppy H captures sound and music via an openly recording phone, before mixing and mastering on the same device. This ultra lo-fi approach befits H’s improvisational and instinctive tendencies on this,his follow up to debut album "NOTHING IS PERFECT, EVERYTHING IS PERFECT", which The Wire described as showing that "true strangeness comes in the minutiae of unexpected places, the rattle and hum of analogue media or the hubbub of childhood memories."

"GRAVE ERA" draws a line in the sand between domestic and global conflict; in a world where overpriced flat whites and skinny lattes are served against a rolling backdrop of death, destruction and displacement. A class war rages externally and internally as H moves around the UK capital voyeuristically bottling fleeting exchanges, an outsider looking in, before heading to the eastern most point of the country to chant aloud, and onto his own living spaces where the familiar assault of modern appliances and construction work meet melancholy and hauntingly hopeful passages of improvised and crafted electronic and acoustic compositions.