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Guitar World
Guitar World
Entertainment
Jacob Paul Nielsen

“The bridge is Deftones. They still sound really good to us now. From there we found shoegaze”: Meet Ulrika Spacek, the nu-metalheads who transformed into hypnotic ’90s alt-rockers

Ulrika Spacek.

Band names are like tattoos. You have to choose them carefully, otherwise, 30 years later, you’ll find yourself with a wrinkled tribal tramp stamp telling people you’re in a band called Foo Fighters. Fortunately, U.K. shoegazers Ulrika Spacek won’t have that problem; they don’t regret their band’s name.

“I think we still like the name of the band,” says Rhys Edwards, Ulrika Spacek’s singer and guitarist, with a laugh. “I’m quite glad.”

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