LOBF - Girl Ray, Sipho, Regressive Left, Naima Bock
Friday, January 21, 19:00adv £11
7.30pm Naima Bock
8.15pm Regressive Left
9pm Sipho
9.45pm Girl Ray
GIRL RAY
Indie-turned-pop North Londoners Girl Ray have lurched from success to success, winning plaudits for their deliciously jangly 2017 debut Earl Grey as well as chart-baiting 2019 follow up Girl. The band has shown themselves to be more than capable of chunky stylistic shifts, and we’re all waiting to see where they go next with bated breath.
SIPHO.
Birmingham’s SIPHO., who counts The 1975, Rina Sawayama, and Beeabadoobee as labelmates on Dirty Hit, could well be the biggest artist on the planet in a few years. His recent set at End Of The Road was amongst the most talked about in years, and the calibre of his music speaks for itself - it’s an “earthy amalgamation of R&B, gospel and metallic electronic pop”, according to The Guardian.
REGRESSIVE LEFT
Regressive Left have dished out three exceptional servings of angular, NYC-inspired art-rock to date, with the latest - “Cream Militia” - a moody, throbbing gem. Fusing two distinct eras of iconic New York music together, along with a serrated political core and a penchant for making people boogie, the Luton threesome are carving a niche all to themselves.
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