It only takes one glance around The Old Queen’s head to realise that tonight is about more than the music. There’s a distinct scene going on and with a diverse and disparate line up it’s obvious they’ve come for one band.
Plaster Of Paris are seemingly not that band. They produce a 1920’s throw back sound lead by singer Molly’s quirky vocals, and their myspace description of ‘melodramatic popular song’ could not be more fitting. Whilst the introduction of a gramophone horn creates an interesting sound, I’m somewhat dazed by the concluding song of their set, filled with...22/02/2011 | Sound Of Rum + Support – Old Queen’...
It only takes one glance around The Old Queen’s head to realise that tonight is about more than the music. There’s a distinct scene going on and with a diverse and disparate line up it’s obvious they’ve come for one band.
Plaster Of Paris are seemingly not that band. They produce a 1920’s throw back sound lead by singer Molly’s quirky vocals, and their myspace description of ‘melodramatic popular song’ could not be more fitting. Whilst the introduction of a gramophone horn creates an interesting sound, I’m somewhat dazed by the concluding song of their set, filled with...