Atticus Chimps

Very good gig from all three bands, they all had a very good vibe and a lot of great lyrics in their songs" along with wonderful talented musicians. Was definitely worth the 100 mile trip. And a nice wee venue. I've been listening to Atticus chimps for a few months now and have been very impressed with the duo, as they somehow make great tunes concerning the band is consisting of one drummer and a solo guitarist/vocalist, but they pull it off beautifully together. I've previously seen nuns of the tundra in slay venue in Glasgow, they were good however the size of the space they were given that night let them down. This time they had the space to shine, and shine they did. This band has so much electric they know how to put on a performance and get a crowd bouncing. And Lucky 38 are new to me but boy was I massively taken back, they have a real south American rock sound to them but with a Scottish twist, I was infatuated with the voice of the lead singer, her voice could hit every southern blues note along with the power of the roar of a bear. And musically a very powerful and catchy rock band that I will most definitely be keeping my eye out for them doing many more tantalising performances.

Excellent venue to watch live bands and Atticus Chimps were superb, first time playing in the UK on this tour and I am sure it will not be the last time, if you like bands like Royal Blood, Silverchair, Blood red Shoes, White stripes this 2 piece band is worthy to be named with the above bands, this Australian duo are absolutely great do yourselves a favour catch them live when you can.

Very good gig from all three bands, they all had a very good vibe and a lot of great lyrics in their songs" along with wonderful talented musicians. Was definitely worth the 100 mile trip. And a nice wee venue. I've been listening to Atticus chimps for a few months now and have been very impressed with the duo, as they somehow make great tunes concerning the band is consisting of one drummer and a solo guitarist/vocalist, but they pull it off beautifully together. I've previously seen nuns of the tundra in slay venue in Glasgow, they were good however the size of the space they were given that night let them down. This time they had the space to shine, and shine they did. This band has so much electric they know how to put on a performance and get a crowd bouncing. And Lucky 38 are new to me but boy was I massively taken back, they have a real south American rock sound to them but with a Scottish twist, I was infatuated with the voice of the lead singer, her voice could hit every southern blues note along with the power of the roar of a bear. And musically a very powerful and catchy rock band that I will most definitely be keeping my eye out for them doing many more tantalising performances.

Excellent venue to watch live bands and Atticus Chimps were superb, first time playing in the UK on this tour and I am sure it will not be the last time, if you like bands like Royal Blood, Silverchair, Blood red Shoes, White stripes this 2 piece band is worthy to be named with the above bands, this Australian duo are absolutely great do yourselves a favour catch them live when you can.