The Drums | Pop review

Heaven, LondonThe main criticism levelled at the Drums, beyond being excessively fashionable and having trousers that stop somewhere around their shins, is that they are unoriginal. By taking their inspiration from mostly forgotten English indie bands from the late 80s, the New York four-piece stand accused of scooping up material from the underground and packaging it in a way that's palatable to the average 17-year-old. On the evidence of their first major London concert, however, the Drums hav...

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