Sharp guitars, highly driven bass lines and synthesizers are their tools and combined with lyricist Pat’s love for comedy and horror, much like his heroes Leonard Cohen and Bukowski, ADAM & ELVIS deliver great blend of fast paced, thought provoking and ultimately catchy music.
The live shows combine a love for delectable walls of sound and a natural primitive punk energy. Live highlights so far have included supporting 60 legends The Zombies, Splashh, The Correspondents, playing three separate sets at Y-Not Festival and several shows for BBC introducing Berkshire as well as many other shows around the south of England.
Latest single: 'Didcot Parkway or Rome' is an alternative love song celebrating the irrelevance of location when your "loved up", whilst still being unable to unchain yourself from the decay of time that afflicts everything. The song has been championed by BBC Berkshire's Linda Serck and the video can be found on their Youtube page.
In recent interviews with ‘AltReading’ and the BBC the band have stated they will be releasing 1 full length album every year for the next decade. The first of which is set to be released through their own DIY label 'Freak Power in 2016.