Ashee music fires on all cylinders. Not preoccupied with subtlety, the
music punches you on the nose and won't be ringing you the next day
to apologise. A punk ethos pulls together sinister 90s techno energy,
rave goosebumps euphoria, and face-twisting garage basslines from
the subwoofer of a modified Vauxhall Corsa skidding past a kebab shop. ... more