Big Lad London, UK
Two Headed Drum Trigger Noise Party Machine.
"Big Lad is, quite simply, difficult
to frame in words, and perhaps, much better served by actions. Their live show has been continually captured, cropped and chopped over the years since their formation in 2015. Their circular mess of wires, bodies and drums is something to be witnessed in the flesh..."
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