SNAKE EYES Support: THE BLESSED ACCELERATION

2023 was a good year for Brighton's Snake Eyes as they embarked on their first ever headline tour, selling out venues across the UK. The trio also played gigs in Germany, including support shows at Pabst and a whole host of international festivals, including sets at Truck, Ynot, Leopallooza, Teddy Rocks, Tiffcuff, Left of the Dial and four appearances at The Great Escape. The band also received support from renowned UK radio stations such as Radio 1 and Radio X, Clash Magazine, Fred Perry and have been part of the up-and-coming TRUST Artists roster since 2024. Snake Eyes have spent the start of 2024 primarily working on new songs, but have also taken the opportunity to play a series of packed headline shows, a tour with October Drift, at Beach Motel Van Cleef, Stag and Dagger, Sniester Festival and more. More exciting festivals await the trio this summer, including 2000 Trees, Truck and Burger Jam, and possibly the highlight of the year: the biggest shows of the band's career so far, which await them in Germany. They have a cool 90s slacker vibe that I really love" - Amy Lamé, BBC Radio 6 "Wonderfully anthemic grunge energy with engaging melodies that create cracking, modern British rock" - Rock Sound "The boundaries between noise rock and blunt, melodic indie rock are combined" - Clash "There's a simplicity to what they do - making snotty, scrappy, guy-and-girl-next-door punk with big, fat riffs - because sometimes simplicity is better" - Kerrang! Snake Eyes call it gritpop. @wehavesnakeeyes www.wehavesnakeeyes.com -- The Blessed Acceleration: If this is supposed to be desert rock, it's from the salt flats of Bonneville, where speed records have been broken for decades. If this is supposed to be stoner rock, then definitely more sativa than indica. But maybe they're just four friends from Hamburg St. Pauli who are up for uncompromising energy, driving speed, heavy riffs and anachronism. They say the latter themselves in one of their lyrics: