Loom London, UK
Loom formed through a shared distaste, boredom, and frustration with new music.
They received airplay from Zane Lowe
and Daniel P Carter at Radio 1, along with NME continued coverage.
Loom took a step back from the initial ‘hype’, they didn’t want to make someone else’s idea of a debut album. This is their debut album as they intended it to be, enjoy.
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