Every city in the UK upholds its own musical identity, Liverpool and its Scouse psychedelia, Sheffield and its burgeoning indie scene, Leeds, however, whilst very much contributing to the North’s musical landscape overall, has always been overshadowed by its larger counterparts further down the M62. Until recently, that is. Now, the bands the city is producing are embracing a sound far more akin to ’90s Seattle than present day Yorkshire, although the ubiquitous influence of Hookworms’ MJ is still never far away.
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