Liverpool quartet returns with another indie rock banger.

To the untrained ear, the intro to Little Triggers‘ latest gem of a tune Silly Cigarettes from their upcoming EP could well be early days Arctic Monkeys. Maybe that would explain why it’s such a self professed ‘proper Pyramid Stage tune’? Compared to previous track When The Lights Are Going Out, it’s a “slower more melodic tune from the usual million miles per hour band” states singer Thomas Hamilton-Hughes.

A band that shares their name with an Elvis Costello song are bound to be heavily guitar led, but on Silly Cigarettes the Liverpudlian four-piece seamlessly combines riffs from a more classic rock era with rhythms that hail back to the 2006 glory days of indie rock.

They may not be the band to ‘speak fairly on behalf of this generation’s long lost, proper rock ‘n’ roll band’ as they have been hailed before, but they can certainly produce a good guitar-driven indie rock banger.

Catch them live at Chester’s Summer Jam on June 10 to experience jazzy neck scarfs and Super Noodle hair.

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