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"  If Smashing Pumpkins, Panic! at the Disco and, er, Meat Loaf proved anything, it&amp;#039;s that a bad band name is just not as important as the music. And that, judging by tonight&amp;#039;s fleeting set in one of London&amp;#039;s hippest hangouts, shouldn&amp;#039;t be a problem for LULS and their sugar-caked rocking anthemia. Co-singers Shaun and Adam share the mic like a slightly-less-glam KISS, as honking power-chords meatier than a salt beef sandwich glisten over the near-full room. &amp;#039;Young&amp;#039;s proggy-ass harmonies bring the late, great Hope of the States to mind and &amp;#039;Swing Low&amp;#039;, their latest single, squirms its way through a Muse-style camp attack; it&amp;#039;s f**king epic. The London trio (completed by Ben on drums) are on tour with indie revivalists Spector this month, alongside the also new-and-rising Swim Deep and Splashh. Guitar music, if you hadn&amp;#039;t noticed, is getting exciting again. Watch the video for &amp;#039;Swing Low&amp;#039; below:      "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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