Skegss have unleashed their brand new track “Up In The Clouds,” ahead of their Groovin’ The Moo dates which kick off this Friday in Wayville, SA.
“Up In The Clouds” is these Byron Bay musicians first proper taste of new material since the band’s 2017 EP, “Holiday Food.” The track is a groovy rock jam with hints of Weezer and Cage the Elephant sounds.
“The song’s about being unsure but realizing it’s ok to have uncertainty and it’s regular,” said the band. “Some things will always be left uncertain. As soon as we figured that out we made a song about it.”
Skegss is made up of Ben Reed (vocals, guitar), Toby Cregan (bass, vocals), and Jonny Lani (drums), three prolific performers who have charmed their listeners with their warm Garage-Punk sound. With energetic performances reaping praise from The Music for their “infectious” on-stage chemistry and Moshcam who suggested they “seem to have some sort of hypnotic effect over their fans.”
The band just completed their regional tour “No Future,” in which they sold out shows across the country.
Skegss has set to release a new album later this year, and will appear at several festivals including Dot to Dot and Splendour in the Grass, as well as a single tour in June. This is just the beginning of a crazy year for Skegss.