Café Spice Manchester, UK
Indie girl band hailing from Manchester, Café Spice was formed on a wet and windy night in an Indian takeaway. Their sound is flooded with vocal harmony, like melted honey dripping and tripping over catchy tunes and unique songwriting. From England, Ireland and Scotland, they combine their folky roots with a little indie-pop magic to create something all together new and enriching ... more
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