A Month Of Sundays Scotland, UK
A Month Of Sunday’s
can loosely be described as a Rock Band but they are more importantly, a Rock Band that wants you to
sing and dance. Taking cues from 60s through post-punk's propulsive groove influence grabbing onto the flared jeans of ‘baggy’ and bringing it all into the present day, They write intensely catchy , poppy songs incorporating a cacophony of sounds.
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