Papur Wal Cardiff, UK
Papur Wal have always been enticingly unique. They combine fearless slacker influences with infectious power pop melodies into a beautifully raw musical mosaic. One part early Beatles, the other Lou Reed at his most power chord thrashing intensity. What ties their songs together under the harmonies and fuzz is an unflinching desire to wear their hearts proudly on their sleeves. ... more
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