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It’s not a dream aura front woman, of “laura’s Daydream talks to us about her band . There ar-ent many bands that can merge genres together and do well. They are describe as the leaders of a revelation and they sound like a cross between The Bleeding Knees

Club and Crystal castles.

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Our Music editor, Jenny,has been on a quest recently to find the best music that Britain has to offer and did she deliveror what?!She attended several gigs, some off which were truely rubish,wend to several after par-ties and a couple of hang-overs later she met one of the most talented bands on earth, “there right up there with nirvana” says Jenny. They are called “Lauras Daydream”, they are alternative rock band from Mile end, London. Head over to Itunes now for their EP.

Jenny: can you tell me when you became infatuated with the world of music.Laura: well, I can remem-ber when I turned twelve, I went

through a really strange faze. I wanted to play the Celo I was in love with is for about a week before decid-ing a the drums were more to my liking, that didn’t stick either. Erm so then my

parents got me a guitar

for Christ-mas and it kind of just felt perfect. I broke in half six months later after i

Laura’s Daydream exclusive interview

laura Burns ,Photograph by Stephan Poet, Cardiff

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tried to per-form an epic Rage against the machine solo. I sup-pose i was a rebelious teen.Jenny: do you think your rebel-lious teen-hood is re-flected in your music? Yes, very much so as a band we see music as an ultimate escape espe-ciallly when

perfomring live i feel so elated and I really get in the zone when I’m playing the guitar, I feel like i’m playing guitar hero [laughs] Jenny-:How did it feel to perform in Cardiff in such a big venue?we were so nervous ironically

that was our best show yet. Nerves arent alway a bad I guess.

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