Snayx – Live At Koko, London – February 3, 2023 – broadcast by Radio X – March 10, 2023 – Radio X –
Snayx to kick off the week (in a turbocharged sort of way) – recorded live at Koko in London, as opening act for Kid Kapichi on February 3, 2023 and broadcast by way of John Kennedy’s program at Radio X on March 10.
Founded in January 2019, SNAYX have taken the scene by storm with hard-hitting bass riffs and in-your-face vocals, their short and exhilarating songs are a trademark for what Punk has been all about and continues to be about. And Snayx carry on that tradition with high velocity.
Snayx are originally from Seaford and now based in Brighton, have won many friends with the ferocious intensity of their energetic live performances. Staunch supporters of the local scene at grassroots level, it is fitting and particularly satisfying that they have secured a string of increasingly impressive support slots, and have now progressed to headline shows of their own. The only thing better than topping the bill is putting a “sold out” banner across it.
SNAYX have recorded two singles, “DERANGED” & “Body Language”, at Brighton Electric studios with producer Josh Harrison, both are available to stream on Spotify now.
Things have been rolling along quickly of late. Supporting the above mentioned Kid Kapichi on a tour of Europe this past month, and are slated to hit the road again in April – and there’s always the Summer Festivals to think about.
Snayx have gotten such a strong word-of-mouth- going that it’s almost a sure bet they are on to bigger things. Fingers crossed – the world needs this kind of energy on stage. And this gig is a huge indication that it’s just what’s happening.
Enjoy.
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