She The Throne, the masked two-piece from up north, really impressed with their energetic stage presence and unique sound. Their performance was a wild mix of intense distortions, haunting melodies, and experimental vibes that had the crowd completely hooked. They’ve nailed the blend of noise, intricate loops, and distorted trip-hop, delivering a fresh musical experience that stands out in today’s varied music scene.
As soon as they turned the buttons and amps up, the energy was electric, pulling the audience right into their fantasmagoric world. The vocals, reminiscent of Katie Jane Garside of Queenadreena fame, brought an enchanting layer to the show, adding emotional depth to their sound, whilst the turntable felt more like Author & Punisher but angrier. Overall, it was an incredible set that not only showcased their talent but also made a real impact on everyone lucky enough to be there. Their 30-minute set felt like a thrilling ride that zipped by way too fast, leaving everyone craving more as the final larsens faded out. She The Throne is definitely a band to keep an eye on!