Shame

Turning their collective lens outwards, shame have evolved beyond their post-punk beginnings into a hive of extrospective electricity where the song comes before the genre.

The table that Shame sets out on ‘Food For Worms’ is laden with many different cuisines. Across this eclectic set menu, our ears get to snack on indie rock anthemics, flashes of glam and psych, and tender, ballad-like refrains, all punctuated by hard-as-nails post-punk heft. These flavours weave in and out of each other, never letting our palates experience sensory fatigue. It’s a fireworks display of aural stimulation, where the collective attack and melody of Shame rocks us back and forth from start to finish.