Thanks to Jake Hart & Francis Gorini. 
Download the track here: https://saponmyface.bandcamp.com/releases 

UPCOMING SHOWS:
SUNDAY 27TH MAR- BARFLY, CAMDEN
SATURDAY 16TH  APRIL - ALLY CAT, DENMARK STREET, LONDON



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Angus McGuinness// Will Tyler// Shane Keaney
AUGUST 2017:
BRIGHTON, STICKY MIKES FROG BAR- 18TH 
GREEN MAN FESTIVAL- WALES- SUNDAY-20TH- RISING STAGE




"To most, the word ‘sap” means to gradually weaken something to the point where it erodes away. In biological terms, it’s something that circulates in a plant. If you type the word into Urban Dictionary, its definition reads as “socially awkward penguin” amongst others. However, the band SAP, derives from the expression, “Simple Ass People”, although they should really give themselves more credit than that.

Their latest single, ‘Feel It’, is 3 minutes and 13 seconds of high octane, proliferating energy that touches upon the notion that these guys don’t pull any punches. “In here, we all make it real, ya feel?” spits the band’s lank, sophisticated talisman, Angus McGuinness, wielding a mastery of dynamics that touches upon the hazy to the very nihilistic. Essentially, it’s noise. Very well-organised noise at that. Combining beautifully dirty riffs with the frenetic drumming of Shane Keaney, SAP clearly have a studied approach to music, cleaning up the palate of their fuzz/scuzz contemporaries and dressing it with an air of achingly cool, stylish presentation.

B-side “Paint Me Red All Over” is an extension of ‘Feel It’, pummelling the senses, with just one line being snarled at the end – “you’re a sinner”. Less of a deprecating remark and more like a rallying cry, SAP’s intentions seem to be pure; unite the degenerates and have a fuck load of fun."

-"So Young" Magazine 2017






"Sap it and slap it
London outfit SAP cater to the filthy side within us all. With their unique brand of garage grunge (think Bass Drum of Death fronted by Bleach-era Cobain) they rev it with the best.

With a sharp injection of sugar rush energy these three lads are a must see on the London gig circuit. Plug it in and spit it out, SAP ride the scuzz pedal with hard-wired aplomb. Catch them live this weekend and if you don’t leave dripping in sweat, you ain’t doing it right." - HERO MAGAZINE

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