Biography
Formed by Savages bassist Ayşe Hassan and Blindness bassist Kendra Frost, Kite Base unites two longtime friends who merge their shared affinity for post-punk and heavy low end into lean, elegant tracks that echo yet stand apart from their earlier work. Taking the name from a fundamental fold in origami, the pair started collaborating in 2015 and soon uploaded the tracks "Dadum" and "Miracle Waves," which drew widespread praise. Ahead of Kite Base's self-produced debut album Latent Whispers, released in 2017, came the singles "Soothe" and "Transition" along with a version of Nine Inch Nails' "Something I Can Never Have." Hassan and Frost captured the record at their own residences as well as at the facility run by Wrangler's Benge Edwards and the Maths' John Foxx.
Albums
Singles
