Snapped Ankles Brings the Wild Rhythm of the Forest to the Stage at Paribu Art on January 23
Performing at Paribu Art on January 23, Snapped Ankles is a unique collective that bridges nature and electronic music with ritualistic roots. They connect mythical narratives of "tree origins" with their present. Rooted in the wild energy of the forest, they now thrive in the fertile underground scene of East London. The shamanic atmosphere they create on stage blurs boundaries not just through their music, but through their performative elements; offering an original experience that captivates the audience and makes them part of a collective act.
After releasing their cult-favorite album *Come Play The Trees* in 2017, the group was invited to the BBC 6 Music Festival and KEXP studios with their second album, *Stunning Luxury*. They completed their sell-out UK tour with back-to-back nights at the Village Underground in London. The magical, multi-layered live performances described by those who witnessed them transform into a collective ritual through ancient forest rhythms, costumes, and high-energy stage language.
Their third album, *Forest Of Your Problems*, took Snapped Ankles to the big stages of international festivals like SXSW and Desert Daze; their performance at the Camden Roundhouse strikingly combined the "forest person" aesthetic with urban spaces. Their new album, *Hard Times Furious Dancing*, set for release in 2025, serves as the studio counterpart to the "Forest Rayve" sound they showcased at London's legendary club Fabric and on their extensive tour across Europe.
This concert at Paribu Art on January 23 brings Snapped Ankles' world—where primal rhythms meet contemporary electronic tones—to the audience as a ritualistic experience that carries the energy of nature onto the stage.
