Cheatahs review – dreamy psych-rock with stadium ambitions
XOYO, London
With their majestic melodies, tight harmonies and driving rhythms, this global band leave the nu-gaze label far behindWith the release of their eponymous 2013 debut, Cheatahs found themselves compared to 90s luminaries Dinosaur Jr and the Boo Radleys and associated with the emergent nu-gaze scene. But last year’s Sunne EP gave the first hints that the quartet might have struck on a new, otherworldly sound and the title track provides a salient start to their 60-minute set.Jang
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