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Pumarosa, Thurs 20th Oct

Sep 20, 2016
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From humble, punk beginnings in a rundown Homerton pub to a residency in a cliffside Italian cinema, Pumarosa have steadily crept up the indie music scene these last few years. The London five-piece are now firmly on the radar thanks to their Patti Smith inspired, electronica-meets-indie nocturnal sounds.

With just two tracks – the epic debut ‘Priestess’, and this spring’s equally-unpredictable ‘Cecile’ – Pumarosa established themselves as one of the most idiosyncratic new acts of the past twelve months. Now with new single ‘Honey’ making the rounds on BBC Radio 1 – the catchy, Kate Bush-esque high notes of vocalist Isabel Munoz-Newsome will remain floating around your mind for some time.

They’re playing the Green Door Store on October 20th as part of a six-date headline tour, including a show at London’s beloved Village Underground and a finale in Dublin. The hype surrounding this band is something you’ll have to put to the test for yourself.

Pumarosa, Green Door Store, Thursday 20th October 2016

Words by Ella Guthrie

Sep 20, 2016
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