DON'T LOOK NOW

What do you get when you combine the nutty boy humour of Madness with the irreverence & jangly guitars of The Smiths, the thoughtful intelligent lyrics of The Beautiful South, the Cheeky Chappy cockney style of The Kinks & the Small Faces & the mind bogglingly intricate Saxophone chops of John Coltrane?  Well, add to that a rhythm section that will get your toes tapping & your feet itching to get up on the dance floor with their mix of Rock 'n' Roll, Pop, Soul, Funk & Reggae then you’ll have all the ingredients that go to make up Don’t Look Now. 

 

This band have consistently defied all attempts to put them in a pigeonhole, mainly because the are far to big (lead singer is 6’ 2”) & of course pigeons are quite small, aren’t they?

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They have songs about almost anything you can think of, so if you’re fed up with hearing the same old love you hate you, I want you back, I don’t want you back tunes that make up much of the pop charts, then why not take a break from all that & listen to some songs about something much more interesting instead. Like stamp collecting, selling used cars, bank robbery, tabloid journalism, holiday romance, staying calm in a crisis, artificial intelligence,  a particular style of glasses worn by John Lennon & having an affair with your cousin.

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Their latest album “The Elephant in the Room”  is currently storming up the pop charts with quite literally dozens of streams already & it’s also available on CD for a very reasonable price.

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They even have their own Christmas song which they will of course be re releasing every year until the end of time.