Dead Dads Club – ‘Dead Dads Club’ review: Chilli Jesson’s most exciting work since Palma Violets
via nme.com
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When Chilli Jesson first appeared on the cover of NME way back in 2012, it was as one half of the most charismatic, chaotic indie frontman double act since Pete ‘n Carl. Palma Violets, the headline declared, were “the best new band in Britain”. Jesson, their bassist and sometime vocalist, was the effortlessly cool mouthpiece […]