EAT, DJs

Brawling, smart, and sly, EAT became one of the lesser known treats of late '80s early '90s U.K. rock.

They released two albums achieving success both in the UK and Europe. The band started out playing a distinctive mixture of swamp blues, hip hop and funk, showcased on their 1989 album "Sell me a God". After a line up change, a recharged EAT reemerged with new guitarists and the remarkably assured "Epicure". Replacing the "Sell Me a God" bayou atmospherics with a dozen glossy, psychedelic pop gems, this is one of the decade's greatest rock albums that no one's heard.

Now back performing live with Malcolm Treece from the Wonderstuff. Do not miss the opportunity to hear the greatest indie band that was the best kept secret of the 90's.