Supported by Huw Stephens on Radio 1 and given a spin by Steve Lamacq on BBC Radio 6, Oddity Road defy their young age to deliver heavy riffs and tight infectious songs influenced by bands such as Kings Of Leon, Foo Fighters and The Killers.
These hard working young lads from Sheffield have gigged relentlessly up and down the U.K. and supported numerous bands, including mates The Sherlocks.
With wider critical acclaim further cementing their assured confidence this unsigned band are destined for bigger things. 

‘For fans of the big indie chorus’ - championed by Dean Jackson BBC Introducing and Huw Stephens on Radio 1 

Big in 2018 nomination - Fred Perry Subculture 

‘An Instant classic’ (All Again) - Gordon Smart / John Kennedy Radio X
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Sheffield Based Duo

"Since spilling into the open arms of the Sheffield scene around two years ago, Beat The Bandit have developed their infectious sound and pricked ears all around the city. With Beatles-esque vocal lines layered over runaway riffs and fast, energetic drum beats, they stew up concoctions reminiscent of 60’s pop with sugar rush. From their debut EP ‘Winter’, right through to latest single ‘The Lion’s Roar’, these boys have gone from strength to strength, and continue to do so as they move forward with some very exciting new sounds and ideas." - English Rain Sheffield

"A perfect slice of Northern British 90s indie influences ‘The Lions Roar’ demonstrates what has made these guys so popular on their local scene." - Fred Perry Subculture

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