The garage and psychedelic London based duo,\u00a0Saint Agnes,\u00a0<\/b>formed last year, is not just another irrelevant band from the infinite and hyped music scene of Britain.\u00a0As if they were brought from the dirtiest strainers of the British capital to bring homage to America\u00b4s most feculent sound, they are a worthy rock ‘n’ roll revival with a good image and a colossal sound.<\/p>\n
\u201cEnnio Morricone\u00b4s<\/strong> rock n\u00b4roll\u201d is how they described themselves and they might not be wrong. If you think of spaghetti western soundtracks overlapped with \u00a0an American\u00b4s western, cowboy-desert sound but spliced with a British accent and mixed with\u00a0the obsession of American heavy drugged, psychedelic passages. On top of that, add\u00a0crude and distorted guitars; hypnotic bass lines; primitive, but authoritative drums; and garage funeral-like keyboards and you should get an approximate of how Saint Agnes<\/b> sounds.<\/p>\n