Crowjane Unveils “Song Of Sparrows” & Announces “Odium” Album

Continuing to dive deep into post-punk’s feral reaches, Kitten Robot Records recording artist Crowjane has released Songs of Sparrows, her second single of 2026. Featuring proto-goth guitar textures amidst an LA noir punk background, the track features the chameleonic vocals of CrowJane echoing Siouxsie & The Banshees‘ Kaleidoscope era tonality with a swath of Kælan Mikla‘s otherworldly presence. Coupled with a vintage-styled art-punk work video that captures the aesthetics of early goth and post-punk visuals, the darkly-stylized Songs of Sparrows video radiates the ’80s death rock that inspired it. Adapting contrasting visual flourishes of F.W. Murnau and Fritz Lang and positing it in the black-painted walls in LA’s underground scene, it feels both locked in time and timeless. Songs of Sparrows is the second single from Crowjane‘s upcoming album, Odium, which will be released later this year.

“The video was inspired by German expressionism and I wanted to have another band performance video with an ’80s feel. The director Zachary T. Crawford and DP Dante White Aliano put together a series of cool ideas to make the imagery inspiration come to life. The shadow play in some of the shots, the front on face shots, the lighting, the edit were all German expressionism inspired. The band’s look and industrial feel is where the 80s inspo comes in.”” (Crowjane)