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Camens return with indie rock belter ‘Poltergeist’

Back when times were much simpler, indie rockers Camens were sneaking into festivals and performing pop-up gigs wherever they could. Now, two years later, they’re back with their latest single ‘Poltergeist’. 

The Stoke-on-Trent outfit are leaving behind the button bright indie-pop of their formative years in favour of something altogether darker, more mature and certainly more frenetic.

As a result, ‘Poltergeist’ is a razor-sharp indie rock number suggests the gap between releases hasn’t been spent in vain. Following up on 2020’s ‘Leave Me In Pieces, the band are shifting in a new direction with their own brand of idiosyncratic indie. 

Camens are re-emerging amongst the new breed of North-West guitar bands with massive promise. From supporting The Sherlocks, King No-One and The Snuts to name a few, the four-piece are looking to make 2022 a serious year; there’s plenty to do and a string of releases is long overdue. 

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