Paddy Clarke & The Fancy Rats Liverpool, UK
Paddy Clarke & The Fancy Rats antifolk/scuzz-pop act from Liverpool who try to write music somewhere between funny and cripplingly sad. Basically, sad boii jams, but they're quite jingly and nice sounding...ish? Influences include, Ezra Furman, Car Seat Headrest, Lou Reed, and David Bowie. ... more
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