Gripper Lee 3 Bexhill, UK
Quirky alternative art rockers with pagan folk and blues influences, whose witty lyrics offer a wry look at life and death and the cycles of nature. Old enough to know better, but daft enough to do it anyway, this oddball outfit from East Sussex (UK) play edgy and eclectic original material in their own unique style. ... more
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