The Gaslight Troubadours UK
The Gaslight Troubadours cite their influences as "scratchy old cylinder recordings, risqué Music Hall, 221b Baker Street, old radio show thrillers and Hammer Horror". Although they've been described as "the dark, more twisted cousin of Public Service Broadcasting” their closest musical bedfellows are Mo’ Wax and the likes of DJ Shadow. ... more
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