Sutcliffe No More, a continuation of Sutcliffe Jugend, present the harrowing  double CD "Domestic" recorded during Lockdown 2020-21, which explores themes of isolation and domestic abuse. "This double album is the result of the current Pandemic, taking into account loss, frustration and fear that have rained down on the world this past year. Sutcliffe No More has seen the mask cast aside and the cauldron of horror that exists in all of us is now fully exposed to our eyes. The recurring themes of entrapment, abandonment, loneliness and abuse highlight the huge rise in cases of domestic violence during the lockdown".

This is the first release by Paul Taylor and Kevin Tomkins as Sutcliffe No More. After the one off album as Slaves No More, the band reverted to the same lyrical themes and musical intensity of Sutcliffe Jugend, through using spoken word and singing combined with classical, choirs, analogue synths, and electronica. This superbly produced album is a one of a kind release that is unique and as always, a difficult listen and definitely not for the faint-hearted. It takes you to a place outside of your comfort zone and is essential listening for those with a taste for extreme art.

6-panel digisleeve with 16-page booklet and double-sided A4 poster.