MARMOZETS // ST LUKE'S, GLASGOW

MARMOZETS SHAKE THE GLASGOW CROWD TO THEIR VERY CORE WITH RIFFS GALORE.

MARMOZETS
PICTURE BY: SHAIRLANE Forrest - GETTY IMAGES

★★★★★

Taking over everyone’s favourite new venue, the beautiful Saint Luke’s & The Winged Ox, were Yorkshire rock band Marmozets. These guys have been at the forefront of mainstream rock in the past couple of months after releasing two new singles, being featured on Annie Mac and Daniel P Carter’s shows on Radio 1, and leaking details of their upcoming second album ‘Knowing What You Know Now’. The band features two sets of siblings, and this is made apparent through their connection and relationship on stage.

Storming onto the stage and opening with the first single from their new album, ‘Play’ whipped the crowd into a frenzy as they jumped and bounced across the floor, while the next song ‘Move, Shake, Hide’ opened up a pit and the audience were ecstatic to see the power and aggression the band communicated with their music. Becca’s vocals echoed remarkably through the old church as they seamlessly flowed into the energetic ‘Is It Horrible?’, followed by a debut of ‘Suffocation’ from the new album, sounding like a crossover of a heavy metal Muse and a pop-punk Queens of the Stone Age.

Becca complimented the crowd on their energy and the rest of them were evidently grateful to have such a loyal and dedicated fan-base coming out to their shows, and soulfully singing along to every track. The band’s chemistry is exciting to watch as they powered through songs from their debut album, such as ‘Captivate You’, ‘Particle’ and ‘Born Young and Free’ which helped staple an incredibly impressive live show. The punishing riffs sounded huge as they were carefully woven into songs with pounding drum beats to accompany.

Another two songs were played from the up and coming album, ‘Major System Error’ and ‘Habits’ which seem to define their melodic metal sound even more. Marmozets were exhilarating to watch perform and as they ended on their thumping riff-fueled ‘Why Do You Hate Me?’ it was obvious to me as to why these guys are attracting such attention as of late.

MARMOZETS TOUR CONTINUES:

Sat October 21st 2017 : LEEDS Brudenell Social Club
Sun October 22nd 2017 : MANCHESTER Academy 3
Mon October 23rd 2017 : BIRMINGHAM O2 Academy 2
Wed October 25th 2017 : LONDON The Garage
Thurs October 27th 2017 : NORWICH Arts Centre
Fri October 28th 2017 : BRISTOL The Fleece
Sat October 29th 2017 : BOURNEMOUTH The Old Fire Station
Sun October 30th 2017 : SOUTH-ON-SEA Wedgewood Room
Wed February 7th 2018 : LONDON ULU
Fri March 2nd 2018 : SEATTLE Columbia City Theatre
Sat March 3rd 2018 : PORTLAND Holoscene
Tue March 5th 2018 : SAN FRANCISCO Rickshaw Stop
Wed March 6th 2018 : LOS ANGELES The Roxy
Thurs March 7th 2018 : SAN DIEGO House of Blues Voodoo Room
Sat March 9th 2018 : SALT LAKE CITY Kilby Court
Sun March 10th 2018 : DENVER Globe Hall
Tues March 12th 2018 : MINNEAPOLIS The Garage
Wed March 13th 2018 : CHICAGO Schubas
Fri March 15th 2018 : TORONTO Velvet Underground
Sat March 16th 2018 : MONTREAL Petit Campus
Tues March 19th 2018 : NEW YORK CITY Mercury Lounge
Thurs March 21st 2018 : ALLSTON Brighton Music Hall
Fri March 22nd 2018 : PHILADELPHIA The Foundry
Sun March 24th 2018 : WASHINGTON, D.C. U Street Music Hall

REVIEW BY: CALVIN SMITH

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