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The Media Whores Falkirk, UK
Post-punk political power perfection - according to Vive Le Rock’s 9/10 review of our third album ‘Dangerous Minds’. Showing consistency with another 9/10 review from Vive Le Rock of second album ‘Pornophonica’, saying the second album dazzles with a panache and a dash, revealing their impressive versatility and subtle influences, including Killing Joke and Joy Division. Proudly not mainstream! ... more
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