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Slaves: punk duo reinvigorate the genre

UK punk duo Slaves have stripped the genre back to its basics with their raw and heavy style, bringing the music to life with energetic, sweat-soaked performances across the UK and beyond. After releasing their debut EP in late 2013, the Kent-based band have evolved their sound, and this refinement earned them a place on the BBC Sound of 2015 shortlist. Debut album Are You Satisfied? was released to considerable critical acclaim before follow up record soared to number six in the UK charts a year later. One of the most talked-up live bands of recent years, make sure you don't miss your chance to see them live: buy Slaves tickets now at StubHub UK.

Slaves: blast from punk's past

Taking inspiration from iconic bands such as the Sex Pistols and The Clash, musicians Laurie Vincent and Isaac Homan came together in 2012 in Maidstone, Kent with just a guitar and a set of drums, ready to shake up industry norms and create music reminiscent of the great punk groups of the 1970s. Incorporating comedic elements into their music, songs such as "Where's Your Car Debbie" caught the attention of radio stations and music producers alike, with the boys eventually signing to Virgin/EMI in 2015.

Championed by the likes of DJ Zane Lowe and with TV appearances including on Later with Jools Holland, the band found immediate success on their first headline tour of the UK; with the rebellious pair being described as gritty, cheeky and the ones to give punk back its edge. The duo released their debut album Are You Satisfied? to critical acclaim in 2015, as it peaked at number eight in its first week on the UK Albums Chart and was nominated for the 2015 Mercury Music Prize. Second album Take Control followed a year later, and featured a collaboration with Mike D of the Beastie Boys on the track "Consume or Be Consumed". The album fared even better in the charts than their debut, reaching number six in its first week on the UK Albums Chart.

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