2012 is well on track to be the year of big things for death-blues punk duo Wet Nuns. It has seen them named as one of NME’s bands to watch and they are already building on that well-deserved hype.To coincide with this accolade the Yorkshire natives are hitting the road on a mammoth 21-date tour this February and March.
This two-piece from Sheffield have been blowing venues around the UK apart with their hell-bent explosion of songs about “women, death and beer”. Their awe-inspiring live shows have set forums and noticeboards alight and this tour will undoubtedly see that manifest itself with each date.
Stomach-churning guitars and downright ugly drumming combine to produce the trademark modern lo-fi, blues-stoner-punk sound of Wet Nuns. While their recent single, ‘Heavens Below’ is everything you’ve come to expect from this big-riffing, crowd-surfing, cursing, rock duo.
Wet Nuns single ‘Heaven’s Below’ is also available as a free download, along with a remix by Arctic Monkeys’ Matt Helders from wetnuns.com now.
By Phil Allely
