Memory of Elephants Bristol, UK
Brace yourself for a riotous blast of pure joy, comprising the energy and carefree attitude of punk, the virtuosic
musicianship of jazz and math rock, the sprawling sonic journeys of prog, and the sheer feel good factor of pop rock and disco.
Memory Of Elephants are a trio from Bristol who somehow manage to make a mockery of how difficult their own music is to play.
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