Wicketkeeper London, UK
Instrument-swapping London/Margate trio Wicketkeeper create a loose, breezy jangle-rock that’s been likened to Ultimate
Painting and Teenage Fanclub.
They followed a split 12” with Car Seat Headrest with their debut album ‘Shonk’ (2020).
‘Zambroni’ (2023) was self-recorded at home, which enabled the band to explore multi-track recording for the first time.
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