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AUTOSAFARI is angry.
About a lot of things.
AUTOSAFARI makes music inspired by the world today; a time of fear and terror; where civil liberties are being eroded in plain view of a society ignorant of what is happening due to its addiction to idiotic television, celebrity gossip and advertising under the control of a handful of media moguls.
AUTOSAFARI is angry about that fact that X-Factor was invented. Angry that people are more worried about what T-shirt Kate Moss wears, than the health and well-being of fellow human beings. Angry at reality TV, celebrity chefs, soap operas, right-wing media, closing time, dodgy political contributions, Japanese whalers, the Star Wars prequels, nuclear power and many other things.
In fact just about the only thing that doesn’t make AUTOSAFARI angry is mixing crunching Guitar and pounding Bass with blistering Drums to create explosive, driving songs that let the world know how pissed off AUTOSAFARI is about the state of things.
This, conversely, makes AUTOSAFARI happy.
Review from the Edinburgh Evening News 24th Jan 08
"...another fine emerging Edinburgh band – the explosively exciting Autosafari – demonstrated why they'll be one to watch this year. A charismatic bunch sporting scruffy, black T-shirts, their tight-as-a-pin-cushion rhythms and compact grungy sound conjured up comparisons with those other great influential rock trios, Nirvana and Husker Du.
They like to throw themselves about the stage a bit, although they can't be short of a bob or two, throwing their bass guitars to the ground at the end of an intense, yet thoroughly enjoyable set. The fact those in the audience who had never seen them before clapped loudly and enthusiastically told its own story."
http://edinburghnews.scotsman.com/entertainment/-Guitardriven-melodies-sure-.3706528.jp
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