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hail from Leamington Spa and make scuzzed-up garage rock overlaid with dreamy vocals and underpinned with driving drums. The first track from their EP ‘Cast a Shadow’ is an infectious one and draws influences from gritty rock n roll bands like The Kills and Crocodiles. Coves supported Echo and the Bunnymen on tour through Eurpoe back in January and are now gearing up for the release of their EP which is due out on the 28th May.
Coves play London’s Notting Hill Arts Club on 18th April and The Social on 8th May
