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Check out some tripped out, flipped out garage rock as Death Valley Girls bring their show to Newcastle
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Tripped out, flipped out garage rock with psychedelic undertones on the one hand, upbeat synth dance melodies on the other, AND a bit of everything in between; Death Valley Girls have got it all.
With numerous releases at their disposal to draw from (four albums and one remastered), their gig at The Cluny on Thursday 16th June has the potential to be something quite special.
This Los Angeles left-of-leftfield four-piece really know how to mix it up; musically indulgent and bohemian in feel, their show promises to be unorthodox and ubiquitous – if The Craft was about a band, it would be about this one.
Keep an ear out for Street Justice from 2018 album Darkness Rains and The Universe from 2020’s Under The Spell Of Joy release, which ably demonstrate the band’s often opposing sounds, evolving from dark tones in their earlier material to a somewhat lightness in sound on recent releases. Their sound is expressive, spellbinding and bewitching, and it’s in your interest not miss it.
Death Valley Girls play The Cluny, Newcastle on Thursday 16th June.
