ghost//signals Newcastle Upon Tyne, UK
"Filled with an urgent power pop vibrancy which is certain to have you tapping a foot or fingers on the rousing vocals of
Lanning, golden guitar hooks and insistent beat" - Little Indie Blogs
"Aiming for a culture war not a million miles from Cocker's oeuvre, proves to be a good look for them, positive momentum" - NARC Magazine, demo of month.
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