Ruby and The Vines
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16 Jul

Posted at 23:00h in Reviews
In some respects three piece Ruby and The Vines are the result of what happens when the multiculturalism of London surfaces as a musical style. Part West African Highlife, part melancholy and lethargic post-Punk, part '80s Reggae and, most importantly, part exuberance and allure. The band were at West London’s Archangel on June 21 to promote their debut EP Red Storm, where they performed to a fairly small though high-spirited audience.