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Sunday 5th May was the third day of a packed weekend of events (the photos of which are indeed coming up out of order). Leaving K behind to recuperate from the previous late night of gig and party, I headed to Croydon's prime venue, Scream Lounge. Unfortunately missing the first act, I got there in time to catch Kitty Hudson, and Dead Identities before Eureka Machines came on.
All play a similar punk/pop rock - short, fast, high-energy songs, but without the violence of some punk - reminiscent perhaps of early Wildhearts or Terrorvision, as well as the bands that influenced them in turn.
Kitty Hudson
Dead Identities
Eureka Machines
Gallery links:
Kitty Hudson
Dead Identities
Eureka Machines
All play a similar punk/pop rock - short, fast, high-energy songs, but without the violence of some punk - reminiscent perhaps of early Wildhearts or Terrorvision, as well as the bands that influenced them in turn.
Dead Identities
Eureka Machines
Gallery links:
Kitty Hudson
Dead Identities
Eureka Machines