The Buns began life playing 'garage secretarial rock' in the basement clubs of home-town Paris, armoured from the norm by pencil skirts, rouge paint and with hair tightly knotted in bouffant buns; they attracted a lot of attention, especially with fans of vintage styles and sounds.
The duo quickly progressed from sweat heavy dives to guest appearances in French stadiums, and a coveted slot on the seminal garage rock compilation on Well Suspect Records, DIRTY MOD; the track in question was Thrill Me Up, a lyric from which inspired the title of The Buns' U.K debut album, a frantic roller coaster ride of glam punk, and earthy garage rock, DANGEROUS.
The LP includes the best of the groups earlier 'Mad Men' glamour period, plus the current rock-chic snarl captured to tape by Liam Watson at Toe Rag studio.
The Buns are touring Europe throughout the autumn of 2017; but with only one London date, the LP launch show at Hackney's trendy rock pub, The Stags Head, with support from Dave's Doors of Perception and The Gallerys; a video from which is here.
Dangerous is available now from Well Suspect Records, and hits the shops Oct 13th.
Track listing:
The Buns are touring Europe throughout the autumn of 2017; but with only one London date, the LP launch show at Hackney's trendy rock pub, The Stags Head, with support from Dave's Doors of Perception and The Gallerys; a video from which is here.
Dangerous is available now from Well Suspect Records, and hits the shops Oct 13th.
Track listing:
Side
1.
Thrill
Me Up.
Bye
Bye Chéri.
Stockholm. (Video below).
Better
Than Nothing.
Over
Me.
Spoilt
Brat.
Side
2.
One
More Shot.
My
Love.
Hey
Stranger.
Learn
How To Lie.
Bound.
Captain.
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