Drenge, the neo-garage, post-grunge two-piece from Castleton, Derbyshire, have striking album covers. Their self-titled debut carried a black and white photo of a neglected Victorian graveyard nestled beside a scrapyard in Sheffield, the tombstones juxtaposed with car bodies.
The sinister photograph on the front of Undertow, their sequel, shows a car pulled up on the side of a lonely road in the forest –…
