Luna Rosa + Wranger + Stereo Causes

SBD presents

LUNA ROSA

Saturday April 25th

Luna Rosa do not drift back into view. They arrive with force.

Released via Vandalism Begins at Home Records and Blaggers Records on March 20th, ‘The Luge’ is the first new music from the Corby post-punks in more than two years announces a band moving with reinvigorated momentum, intent and hunger. Driven by a relentless motorik pulse, the track is built to never let up, surging forward with purpose. Inspired by the tension and the all-gas-no-brakes relentlessness of The Walkmen’s ‘The Rat’, ‘The Luge’ channels urgency into something raw and confrontational, while carving out its own all-or-nothing identity.

This is Luna Rosa at their most intense and emphatic, anchored by a groove-laden chorus that offers a nod to James Brown funk, filtered through the dance-punk lineage explored in ‘Meet Me In The Bathroom’ - the indie rock documentary on the early 2000s New York scene.

Transcending audiences to a different wavelength, Luna Rosa ride to new lands of undiscovered joy. Raw frenzied tones create the enigmatic backdrop for an unparalleled intensity that is delivered brazenly from the soul. Rory McDade’s battlecry leads the charge of sky-scraping guitars, alongside drums of rolling thunder, sent crashing into the political landscape like a cruise missile. One of the UK’s most exciting and  relevant bands look towards a big year.

“THE MOST STRIDENT, PISSED-OFF PSYCHEDELIA — A STADIUM SIZED 

EXORCISM OF SHOEGAZE AND RAGE WITH IMPRESSIONISTIC POETICS” - LOUDER THAN WAR

The Luge March 20th YT

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2OrtxxyofM4

https://www.facebook.com/Lunarosaband

https://instagram.com/lunarosaband

https://open.spotify.com/artist/5tBIpe6b4WNOLFMnZsvuGL?si=Zx-I8ZSmQC6xwxlV2kxxiA

Plus support from

WRANGER

http://instagram.com/wrangerband

and

STEREO CAUSES

https://www.instagram.com/stereocausesuk

@ The Black Prince

15 Abington Square, Northampton NN1 4AE

Doors 7.30pm

The venue is 16+ [under 18s to be accompanied by a legal guardian]

The multi-story St Michael's car park [entrance on St. Michael's Road, exit on Abington Square] is a 40 second walk from The Black Prince.