Emerging from California, noise-pop two-piece Crocodiles caused a stir with their debut album.
Sun kissed psych, the duo were able to capture the fragmented spirit of California with just a few chords and plenty of feedback. Returning with their quick-fire second album, Crocodiles have defined their noise-pop template.
Taken from the album of the same name, lead single 'Sleep Forever' flipped perceptions of the group on their head. Crocodiles seemed to be lost in a sleep deprived world, endless sun peering through their rehearsal room.
The two piece added a special bonus track to the new single, with Crocodiles taking on a 90s pop classic. Rap troupe Dee-lite mixed day-glo house with hip hop, culminating in the classic single 'Groove Is In The Heart'.
Using a loop Herbie Hancock inspired bass line, the single is a party classic. Given a filthy cover, Crocodiles turn the track into a floorfiller for the damned.
At one point breaking out into the chorus of the Beach Boys classic 'California Girls' the duo have the narcissistic glare of prime era Royal Trux. Blues driven mayhem, for a noctural existence.
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