And coffee works wonders: 
– Blood Red Shoes – Live At Paredes de Coura Festival, Portugal – Aug. 19, 2015 – Vodafone Radio –
Heading over to the Paredes de Coura Festival this morning with a set from Power-duo Blood Red Shoes, recorded on August 19th 2015.
The duo from Brighton, consisting of Laura-Mary Carter, Guitar and Steven Ansell, drums have been around since 2004 and have six full-length albums, a slew of singles and ep’s and are founders of their own label Jazz Life.
A mashup of styles, from Alternative, Indie, Shoegaze, Stoner, garage, revival and noise, Blood Red Shoes have carved out a reputation for themselves and a loyal and solid following.
If you aren’t familiar with Blood Red Shoes, crank this concert up and give a listen to what they were up to in 2015.
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