 They might have been born when Boy George, Depeche Mode and the Human League ruled the airwaves, but one look at the Bawdies, in their matching gray suits and moptop haircuts and you can see that these guys have their hearts and souls in a different era.
The Bawdies infectious mixture of 50s r’n’r, r&b, Merseybeat, garage punk and Japanese group sounds is designed for maximum fun and total ass-shaking movement.
They may not get mobbed at the airport, they may not get the keys to the city and their hotel sheets may not get cut up and sold off as souvenirs – yet. But those who get to see The Bawdies live are going to be reduced to mere shells of themselves afterwards – with aching bones, popping eyes and hanging jaws. |
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