Sugar Crisis

Hailing from Edinburgh, Scotland, Sugar Crisis is the twee pop duo of Neil Brunton and Lorna Anthony. Sharing a common love for synthesizers and all things electropop, they make bouncy and wildly infectious music influenced by the likes of Tilly and The Wall, Freezepop, The Postal Service, The Submarines, and CSS.

The band’s first single, We Are Here To Save You, was released on indie label Weekender Records in 2009 and since then they have toured Scotland with Party Horse, as well as playing shows with Fujiya and Miyagi, Frankmusik, and Manda Rin. If you fancy some upbeat and super addictive pop tunes, do not miss this lot out.

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