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Abbey Road Lock-In Sessions

Nervous start, explosive finish. The Bristolian firebands live at iconic studios.

“Sorry about the lack of chit-chat but I’m inconsolably nervous,” Idles singer Joe Talbot admits midway through the first of the band’s three live-streamed coronavirus lockdown shows from London’s fabled studios. Shot from above and in kinetic close-up, these Bristolian headbangers slog through , and other monster anthems old and new, sounding at times like Sleaford Mods jamming with Sonic Youth. The studio crackles with pent-up energy, but playing to a remote invisible

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