One of Britain's most exciting young bands, post-punk upstarts Shame, have released 'Songs of Praise', a snarling debut album that pulls no punches.
The London five piece have swiftly earned a reputation as one of the most visceral and exhilarating live bands in the UK, their combustible shows being honed through a heavy touring schedule, including a sold out show at the Scala and a personal invite by Billy Bragg to play the Left Field stage at Glastonbury last year.
Shame are making their Australian debut this year as part of the Laneway Festival lineup, as well as their own headline shows in Sydney and Melbourne.
The London five piece have swiftly earned a reputation as one of the most visceral and exhilarating live bands in the UK, their combustible shows being honed through a heavy touring schedule, including a sold out show at the Scala and a personal invite by Billy Bragg to play the Left Field stage at Glastonbury last year.
Shame are making their Australian debut this year as part of the Laneway Festival lineup, as well as their own headline shows in Sydney and Melbourne.
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