A Bath group that blends blues, rock, and a slow-burn groove.
For a quick sense of their thing, try 'Short Change Hero' or 'Same Ol''. Both have that steady, unfussy feel they do well.
They've got a sound that sticks around, partly because songs like 'Short Change Hero' ended up in TV shows and video games. It's not just background music, that track has a real weight to it, with Kelvin Swaby's voice carrying a kind of worn-in authority. You can hear it again on 'How You Like Me Now?' or 'What Makes a Good Man?', where the soul influences meet a rock backbone.
They formed around 2007 in Bath and put out their debut 'Great Vengeance and Furious Fire' in 2009. After that, albums like 'The House That Dirt Built' and 'Hurt & The Merciless' kept the groove going, even as the lineup shifted a bit with Tom Hodgson joining on bass. They're still at it, with 'Sons' arriving in 2019.
Keep it compact: a lyric you come back to, a live memory, or the part of the catalog you would point someone toward first.
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