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Unpeople
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Über Unpeople
Unpeople are a four-piece band from the United Kingdom formed from the remnants of Press to MECO and Sarpa Salpa. The lineup comprises guitarists and...
Unpeople are a four-piece band from the United Kingdom formed from the remnants of Press to MECO and Sarpa Salpa. The lineup comprises guitarists and vocalists Jake Crawford and Luke Caley, bassist Meg Mash and drummer Richard Rayner; Crawford and Caley previously played together in Press to MECO, while Mash also performs with Sarpa Salpa. The band played its first show at the 2000trees Festival in 2023 and signed to SharpTone Records that November.
Unpeople's music pairs alternative rock with heavier, post-punk-influenced instrumentation and hook-driven vocals. Early singles "smother" and "waste" preceded a self-titled EP, and the band has continued releasing tracks including "the garden," "clouds" and "friends" ahead of a debut album, we are unpeople, due in October 2026 on SharpTone Records. The band's name is drawn from a term for people considered politically unimportant, which the group has reframed as a statement of solidarity with listeners who feel overlooked.
Lyrically, the band addresses vulnerability, mental health and social pressure; vocalist Jake Crawford has described the songwriting as a way of processing feelings rather than "bottling it up." The band has built a reputation as a live act able to play both indie-leaning bills and heavier festival stages, including performances at Download, Bloodstock and 2000trees, and opened for Metallica in Vienna in June 2024.