The Deminmondaines are a Scarborough based rock four piece, with a ballsy, 'no frills' vigour. Their sound draws parallels with the livelier material from Pearl Jam, with vocals possessing an edge similar to that of Dave Grohl's from the Foo Fighters.
What's great about this band is that they do what it says on the tin. They're breathing new life into classic rock, a species which many believe to be dead. However, these alpha males specialise in catchy melodies, composed of gritty guitar riffs and soulful keyboard, creating a full heavy sound driven by their vivacious drums. Their songs are full bodied and the quintessential classic British rock. It's so refreshing to hear a reliable rock band that isn't in your face with their 'ethos'. The Demimondaines produce great tracks that make me want to dance and have a blast with my mates and forget about the 9-5 worries. In other words, they are doing what every good rock band should be doing.
The band come into their own through their dynamic live performances, which showcases their relentless and explosive energy. The Demimondaines are guaranteed to be the catalyst for your inner rocker.
This vibe is particularity apparent in their latest EP, 'Redemption Hymns', four tracks of powerful guitar, fervid keys, bold bass and ebullient vocals.
The EP opens with the punchy and bad ass tune 'Wastes of Time' - a fusion of ferocious guitar, unyielding drums and hearty bass lines, to create gorgeously rich sound. The bridge in the song permits McInerney to showcase his flair on the keyboard with an enchanting solo, creating a compelling ambience before the track explodes into the final colossal chorus.
'How does it feel' is an upbeat track combining scintillating guitar, sturdy bass and 'tongue and cheek' lyrics. There's something incredibly satisfying about belting out: "How does it feel to be so f**king special"! I'm sure we all know someone who fits this line beautifully!
'The Beat Goes on' adopts a more gutsy and bluesy tone which will motivate audiences to indulge in a wild grove. The guitar solos in this track are just superb are heightened when combined with the funky keys and alluring vocals .
The EP concludes with the aptly entitled track 'Not fading out', a blend of mighty percussion, beguiling vocals and gritty guitar riffs. The protracted chorus will undoubtedly unite audiences through appreciative descants.
The lads have just performed a killer set at the Cottingham Springboard Music Festival, as well as appearing at Burniston Rocks and the Scarborough Beer Festival and making a guest appearance on EGH Radio. Furthermore the group are playing at The Sesh at the Polar Bar in Hull on June 2nd, and are planning to travel to the North East to play more gigs. So keep an eye out my fellow Geordies!
Listen to the lads for yourself at:
https://soundcloud.com/demi-mondaines/
Follow and support the DemiMondaines at:
https://www.facebook.com/TheDemimondaines
https://twitter.com/DemiMondaines
What's great about this band is that they do what it says on the tin. They're breathing new life into classic rock, a species which many believe to be dead. However, these alpha males specialise in catchy melodies, composed of gritty guitar riffs and soulful keyboard, creating a full heavy sound driven by their vivacious drums. Their songs are full bodied and the quintessential classic British rock. It's so refreshing to hear a reliable rock band that isn't in your face with their 'ethos'. The Demimondaines produce great tracks that make me want to dance and have a blast with my mates and forget about the 9-5 worries. In other words, they are doing what every good rock band should be doing.
The band come into their own through their dynamic live performances, which showcases their relentless and explosive energy. The Demimondaines are guaranteed to be the catalyst for your inner rocker.
This vibe is particularity apparent in their latest EP, 'Redemption Hymns', four tracks of powerful guitar, fervid keys, bold bass and ebullient vocals.
The EP opens with the punchy and bad ass tune 'Wastes of Time' - a fusion of ferocious guitar, unyielding drums and hearty bass lines, to create gorgeously rich sound. The bridge in the song permits McInerney to showcase his flair on the keyboard with an enchanting solo, creating a compelling ambience before the track explodes into the final colossal chorus.
'How does it feel' is an upbeat track combining scintillating guitar, sturdy bass and 'tongue and cheek' lyrics. There's something incredibly satisfying about belting out: "How does it feel to be so f**king special"! I'm sure we all know someone who fits this line beautifully!
'The Beat Goes on' adopts a more gutsy and bluesy tone which will motivate audiences to indulge in a wild grove. The guitar solos in this track are just superb are heightened when combined with the funky keys and alluring vocals .
The EP concludes with the aptly entitled track 'Not fading out', a blend of mighty percussion, beguiling vocals and gritty guitar riffs. The protracted chorus will undoubtedly unite audiences through appreciative descants.
The lads have just performed a killer set at the Cottingham Springboard Music Festival, as well as appearing at Burniston Rocks and the Scarborough Beer Festival and making a guest appearance on EGH Radio. Furthermore the group are playing at The Sesh at the Polar Bar in Hull on June 2nd, and are planning to travel to the North East to play more gigs. So keep an eye out my fellow Geordies!
Listen to the lads for yourself at:
https://soundcloud.com/demi-mondaines/
Follow and support the DemiMondaines at:
https://www.facebook.com/TheDemimondaines
https://twitter.com/DemiMondaines
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