Here's how Guardian describes them in a few lines: Amyl and the Sniffers are like a breath of filthy fresh air... Their sound sucks meat from punk and glam’s bones, and throws in basslines from 70s pub-rock... [They] promise swearing, sweat and the short, sharp shock of rock at its gutsiest. Amyl and the Sniffers’ […]
"They fill the stage with noise, overwhelming grooves, songs constricting and then exploding around you. It’s one of those sounds that you think you can trace to a certain collection of antecedents, and yet sounds unlike anything anyone else is up to" - Stereogum says about London quartet Black Midi in their Band to Watch […]
"Disq are finishing up their debut album, which also splits the difference between lightly psychedelic flourishes and more ramshackle singer-songwriter endeavors. Thematically, the new material also finds them in a different, older place — both members remark on how 'most of that first album is girls and heartbreak' whereas the stuff they’re working on now […]
