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Don't miss these guys!
I saw Frankie & the Witch Fingers in 2018 and thought they were one of the best live bands I've ever seen. Then came Covid and even after that it took time for overseas acts to return to the UK. I couldn't miss them at Oslo and I wasn't disappointed. An incredible night in a great venue and a great crowd. Don't miss these guys next time as they don't come over that often.
Posted by Andy on 22/06/2023
FRANKIE AND THE WITCH FINGERS, Oslo, London - 21st June 2023
Really good
Really good but I wish they played something from the Brain Telephone album.
Posted anonymously on 16/06/2023
FRANKIE AND THE WITCH FINGERS, Patterns, Brighton - 15th June 2023
Bubbling up from the psychedelic tar pits of L.A., Frankie and the Witch Fingers have been a constant source of primordial groove for the better part of the last decade. Formed and incubated in Bloomington, IN before moving west to scrap with Los Angeles’ garage rock rabble, the band evolved from cavern-clawed echo merchants to architects of prog-infected psych epics that evoke a shift in reality. After a stretch on Chicago/LA flagship Permanent Records the band landed at yet another fabled enclave of garage and psychedelia – Brooklyn’s Greenway Records, now working in tandem with psych powerhouse LEVITATION and their label The Reverberation Appreciation Society, the group’s latest effort is dually supported by a RAS / Greenway co-release.
They began a new cycle and tripped into tip-on double gatefold territory, flesh-ing out their lysergic impulses into a monolith of sound that closes in from all sides. The band reached new levels of grandiosity and utilized every minute to manifest their psych-soul Sabbath in four dimensions, spilling psychic blood on a populace ready and eagerly waiting. Yet, as expansive, inventive, and immersive as any studio album might be, the band is born for the stage. As their live prowess caught the ears of some legends in their own right, the band practically lived on the road last year with stints opening for Oh Sees, Cheap Trick and ZZ Top. Along the way the constant pulpit of the stage would form ZAM into a transformative experience while plotting their next permutation of space and time.