“The lyric is about sentimental advertising and its manipulative grip on Christmas. We wanted to honour the haunting power of hymns such as holy night and carol of the bells. However, we also love the playful, musical menace of childhood films such as Scrooged and Home alone. We fed strings through a tape machine to try and make an Elf soundtrack by Freddy Krueger and Reznor. We want the John Lewis advert in 2024 2025.“keep the change, ya filthy animals”
Swansea Alt-Noise band ‘Baby Schillaci’ have announced a snippet of Xmas cheer in the guise of a brand new single entitled ‘Keep the change, ya filthy animals’ released digitally on December 6, 2024.
Their debut album ‘The Soundtrack‘ expanded the bands sonic horizons while retaining the raw, confrontational edge that has become their hallmark.
Hitting the scene in 2023, Baby Schillaci are swiftly carving out their position in the alternative Welsh music scene with their raw, unfiltered sound. Rooted in post-punk and noise, the band’s aggressive yet intricately layered compositions evoke comparisons to seminal acts like Mclusky, At the Drive-In, and Fugazi. Their music is a relentless assault on the senses that challenges and captivates in equal measure.
Baby Schillaci’s reputation has been forged from their ferocious live shows with echoes of Nirvana, Public image & the Manics mixed with their own unhinged, visceral style. The intensity and unpredictability of their shows have drawn a devoted following.
Known for their relentless energy and erratic performances, Baby Schillaci continue to push the boundaries of the craft with an LP that encapsulates their unfiltered essence.
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