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- Black Box Recorder, the English band formed in the late 1990s, is reuniting for performances after a long hiatus and intends to reconnect with past work without forcing new material, prompted by renewed interest from Billie Eilish's social media.
- The band's music centers on psychological breakdown and societal pressures, resonating with old and new audiences, including younger listeners.
- Vocalist Sarah Nixey says the songs are not overtly political but reflect domestic pressures.
