ABOUT
"The band have become notorious for their live shows; get a taste for the band's thundering rock tunes via their 2019 EP, A Thousand Masks, which flaunts all the best bits of their sound, from shredding riffs of Suicide to the catchy hooks of the drum-heavy Maybe Id Believe It."
- Narc Mag -
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The music produced by this North East outfit is designed to transport the senses and emotions of the listener on a Rock N Roll injected journey.
Assembled in 2016 and making their live debut in mid 2017 they have went from strength to strength continuing to deliver high energy and unforgettable shows across the UK supporting bands such as Australia's Massive and Manchester's Gorilla Riot.
Drawing influence from countless rock heavy weights they twist and fabricate their own form of bad-natured blues, which can be witnessed on their debut EP A Thousand Masks.
2021 saw the release of the single Innocent which bore sonic holes in listeners hearts and dubbed "Angry, edgy and full of identity- this is one for the devil horners" by Narc magazine.
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Try Me is the latest bullet in the chamber of Gwailo's rock cannon which administers the venom to take your world to another level. Deep, punchy riffs and the killer lead axe work leaves no other options other than to stomp the feet and bang the head.