Kill Bosco, the hotly tipped Essex four-piece, returns to the musical fray with a new single this week. The band launches the single with a performance at Hot Box in Chelmsford this Saturday (18 January), with support from Essex whippersnappers Park Drive and The Trial.
A Kill Bosco LP is also due, but the band said: “Originally, we had planned to release our debut album on January 17, but due to some behind-the-scenes changes in post-production, we’ve decided to take a little more time to ensure it’s absolutely perfect for you.”
Interview with Kill Bosco singer Dean Goodwin
Dean and I had a quick chat, which was broadcast by the ever-supportive Paul Dupree on his Transmission show. Click the image below to catch up on our convo (after about 37 minutes) and have a listen to some Kill Bosco sounds. Maybe even an exclusive play of the band’s new single ‘Go’. But try to give the whole show a listen. It’s consistently great and, who knows, you’ll discover something new that you love?
It’s fantastic to have Kill Bosco back after their sabbatical.
Ace support for the Hot Box show
Originating from Wickford, Park Drive describes themselves as ‘the greatest rock ‘n’ roll band you’ve never heard of’. Why not head to the venue and hold them to their word?
Kicking off proceedings is a Chelmsford three-piece and Kafka freaks The Trial. They have been playing out for about a year now and sit nicely in the ‘ones to watch’ box.
Tickets are nearly sold out. So, head over to DICE to guarantee your entry and check out these exciting Essex talents.
Andy McCulloch
I am a music writer, blogger, and promoter. I originally established Even Butterflies Make A Sound to re-publish music reviews I published last century. However, the blog has taken on a life of it’s own and is the better for that. Please enjoy not so responsibly.
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