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The Ely Guns - Never Listen. Gigs with HeartRock Live to come

The Ely Guns are the quintessential British Indie band, however boys cement originality through their music with their gritty Geordie twist.
Their latest track 'Never Listen' is a gorgeous blend of  ebullient drums, reinforced with rich, sturdy bass lines, that add a divine depth to the animated 80's-esque looped guitar riffs. It possess this beautiful nostalgia, as if it's the love child of The Cure and The Smiths. The kind of track that needs to be blasted through a vinyl player, whilst you dance your cares away with mates or romanticised as that 'quirky' song you share with your better half.

Listen to the track for yourself at:   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BnGoZPMMEPY

Follow the lads on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ElyGuns

The boys are playing at The Globe in Newcastle on May 24th at 7:30 and will also be doing a set at the Dog and Parrot in Newcastle on June 20th (doors at 7:30). The gigs are being put on by the superb HeartRock Live - to find out more about HeartRock Live visit:

http://www.heartrock.me/

http://www.musicglue.com/heartrock-live/

https://www.facebook.com/HeartRock.Live

https://twitter.com/heartrocklive

https://instagram.com/heartrocklive/

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