PONY UP presents BDRMM
+ DEK
While the world became socially distanced in 2020, Hull’s post-shoegaze, dream pop, heavy guitar effects quartet bdrmm made the kind of impact with their debut album any young band would dream about. Released on the small Sonic Cathedral label in July that year, ‘Bedroom’ was hailed as “a heady, forward-thinking shoe gaze distillation” by Clash magazine. The stunning debut was championed by the likes of Huw Stephens, Lauren Laverne, Steve Lamacq and John Kennedy, entered the Official UK chart three times, ended up in Rough Trade’s Top 10 albums of 2020 and turbo-boosted the band’s Spotify following.
Following the release of 2020’s ‘Bedroom’, and a clutch of hotly-received singles since, the Hull based shoegaze quartet BDRMM return, signed to Mogwai’s Rock Action, with their anticipated second album ‘I Don’t Know’.
PONY UP presents BDRMM
+ DEK
While the world became socially distanced in 2020, Hull’s post-shoegaze, dream pop, heavy guitar effects quartet bdrmm made the kind of impact with their debut album any young band would dream about. Released on the small Sonic Cathedral label in July that year, ‘Bedroom’ was hailed as “a heady, forward-thinking shoe gaze distillation” by Clash magazine. The stunning debut was championed by the likes of Huw Stephens, Lauren Laverne, Steve Lamacq and John Kennedy, entered the Official UK chart three times, ended up in Rough Trade’s Top 10 albums of 2020 and turbo-boosted the band’s Spotify following.
Following the release of 2020’s ‘Bedroom’, and a clutch of hotly-received singles since, the Hull based shoegaze quartet BDRMM return, signed to Mogwai’s Rock Action, with their anticipated second album ‘I Don’t Know’.
PONY UP presents BDRMM
+ DEK
While the world became socially distanced in 2020, Hull’s post-shoegaze, dream pop, heavy guitar effects quartet bdrmm made the kind of impact with their debut album any young band would dream about. Released on the small Sonic Cathedral label in July that year, ‘Bedroom’ was hailed as “a heady, forward-thinking shoe gaze distillation” by Clash magazine. The stunning debut was championed by the likes of Huw Stephens, Lauren Laverne, Steve Lamacq and John Kennedy, entered the Official UK chart three times, ended up in Rough Trade’s Top 10 albums of 2020 and turbo-boosted the band’s Spotify following.
Following the release of 2020’s ‘Bedroom’, and a clutch of hotly-received singles since, the Hull based shoegaze quartet BDRMM return, signed to Mogwai’s Rock Action, with their anticipated second album ‘I Don’t Know’.