Stereophonics - Dakota (Cover)

We're a young rock and roll band from Merthyr Tydfil.

Lead Vocals: Daniel Casey 
Lead Guitar/Backup Vocals: Connor Evans
Rhythm Guitar: Lloyd Fear
Drums: Andrew Cooper
Bass: Liam O'shea  

Song wrote by Connor Evans.

Lyrics:
I'm riding the lighting 
D'you know what I mean
It's all a cover up just to get me to scream

I'll just stand back
See how far that gets me
We're bursting on the scene like a new type of ecstasy 

You wont be here but I'm not shy to say
You think you've got it but you
You can't see
Not bothering you because you're not bothering me 
We're bursting on the scene like a new type of ecstasy

Get off your high horse 
Sit yourself down
You've got nowhere to run 
And you've got nowhere to hide

You wont be here but I'm not shy to say
You think you've got it but you
You can't see
Not bothering you because you're not bothering me 
We're bursting on the scene like a new type of ecstasy

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Blousy guitars meet a grungy-garage bass and percussion, which allows Local Enemy to deliver music with a distinctive sound that captures the attention”— EmergingIndieBands.com

“…high tempo riffs and drumming that to me wouldn’t be out of place on the first Arctic Monkeys record”— The Lemon Underground

Local enemy are an indie rock n’ roll gang from Merthyr Tydfil. Inspired by heights of the Britpop by Oasis, The Stone Roses and updated with a modern slant reminiscent of Catfish and the Bottlemen and Kasabian; the result is plenty of attitude, swagger, no affectation and songs that get right up into your personal space. The band have played alongside Circa Waves, Lethal Bizzle, Sundara Karma, Trampolene, The Farm, Slaves and Man Made and toured across the UK, including a night at the legendary Dublin Castle, Camden. In May 2016 the lads released their first EP ‘Something for the Weekend Sir?". The boys have also played a official after party for Noel Gallagher at the Liverpool o2 and have also played pre and at half time at a Wales World Cup Qualifying match getting thousands of fans singing they're own songs sung back to them. Headlined a stage at Cardiff's legendary Swn fest and had Huw Stephens turn up to watch them wow the crowd, later he tweeted how much he loved them.

The five-piece are once again proof that Merthyr Tydfil is one of the best new breeding grounds for new Welsh music. GET ON IT!

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Lead Singer: Daniel Casey
Drums: Andrew Cooper
Rhythm Guitar: Lloyd Fear
Lead Guitar: Connor Evans 
Bass: Liam Oshea

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