Sounds of an Eccentric

Explosive rock duo RIVAL BONES  are venturing to Jimmy's in Manchester next Sunday to support FALSE HEADS  on their 'Retina' tour. Akin to the likes of Royal Blood and Queens of the Stone Age , RIVAL BONES have established a brand of raucous, ballsy rock music that's apologetically authentic and more importantly, loud. Their seven single discography has earned critical praise from the likes of Louder Than War, All About Rock , RUSHONROCK and Maximum Volume - cementing them as one of the North West's most promising groups. Drummer Chris Thomason said: "We're looking forward to playing at Jimmy's for the first time and can't think of a better band to do it with than False Heads. We've heard great things about Jimmy's and we always have a party playing Manchester - so it's definitely one we're really looking forward to playing!" Get Your Tickets FOLLOW SOUNDS OF AN ECCENTRIC FACEBOOK TWITTER INSTA...

Last night Brighton rock duo; Royal Blood ; played an enthralling show at Leeds First Direct Arena. Kicking the night off was indie-rock group Black Honey . Their sound is driven by punky riffs, beefy bass, ebullient percussion and stentorian vocals. Their instrumentals often adopt a blues or surf rock undertone, giving their songs a sating depth and a distinct sense of character. The highlight of their set was their track 'Spinning Wheel'. Their enigmatic front woman Izzy B Phillips opened the track with her bewitching vocals, before the track exploded into an energetic frenzy of bold bass lines, aggressive percussion and surf rock inspired guitar riffs. Up next was American punk-rock veterans At The Drive In . Their brand of heavy, raucous noise subdued the crowd, engulfing them in a electric atmosphere. Their singer, Omar Rodriguez-Lopez, emitted a radioactive stage presence. From jumping on top of the drum kit to throwing the mic stand around, the man...