by Stuart Heritage
Forget the constant threat of World War III or imminent environmental collapse – you know that the planet is screwed when the band of the 33-year-old girl from What’s Eating Gilbert Grape makes an album that rocks harder than a swarm of burly bikers at a wrestling match.
Four On The Floor is that album, and Juliette And The Licks is that band. Yes, Juliette as in Juliette Lewis from Cape Fear and Natural Born Killers. And, just to add to the demented brilliance of Four On The Floor by Juliette And The Licks, it looks like Juliette Lewis has taken up rocking out while dressed up like a red indian now.
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by Stuart Heritage
There’s a decent sized crowd filling Water Rats tonight, and a relaxed buzz of anticipation. We’re here purely to see one of our favourite New Zealand bands, Goldenhorse, who have just finished touring all over Germany, and are here to play their second and final London gig this year.
It was great to see them again after so long, last time we caught them was just over a year ago at London’s Toast festival, where the combination of hot sunshine and wine being sold by the bottle had resulted in the rare sight of a Goldenhorse mosh pit. For those unacquainted with the gorgeous, well crafted pop rock gems of this band, let this be your introduction.
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