Amen Corner
Birmingham guitar-pop three piece Amen Corner built their sound over the last decade playing in bands that were various iterations of the same three friends—Alex, Price, and Riley. The secret to their sound—energetic, riff-happy, ramshackle indie—is that core friendship that has proven to be their greatest motivation to continue playing music, despite collectively reaching their late twenties. ... more
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