The 90s are back! And while for many this means harking back to the glammy, cokey, arseholey world of fashion parties and the Met Bar and Loaded, for others, this means grunge. Plaid shirts, unwashed hair, and black moods that last for months. For these people, Keo are the new anti-messiahs, a London four-piece with heavy riffs, reluctant big choruses, and a line in self-loathing that its like Kurt’s curtains are swinging again.
