Rad Kick
Rad Kick came out of London's underground scene with their 2016 single 'Hungry,' which got attention for its raw energy and lyrics that seemed to connect with...
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Rad Kick came out of London's underground scene with their 2016 single 'Hungry,' which got attention for its raw energy and lyrics that seemed to connect with younger listeners. The song became something of an anthem for them, and it's still one of the tracks people mention first when talking about the band.
Zak Azizi sang lead vocals, with Charlie Crane on guitar, Oscar Adams on drums, and Jake Johnson on bass. Their sound had a propulsive quality, built around Crane's riffs and Adams' drumming, with Azizi's voice ranging from guttural to falsetto. Other songs like 'Leave it' and 'Look Around' followed a similar path of gritty, energetic alternative rock.
At one point, their outspoken lyrics and performances drew protests from some conservative groups, including at a music festival. But they kept working, putting out material like 'Peace of mind' and 'Precious Time' that stayed true to the sound they'd established early on.
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