Based on the folklore of the old, penniless Cobbler of Keston who threw barn dances for the villagers, wearing their soles thin and thus creating business…The modern Keston Cobblers’ Club have brought this ethos back with contemporary, catchy music fused with the grittiness of traditional British folk.
Already much beloved of Mrs M and the High Priestess, have yourself a listen to Beam – the new single from their summer EP A Scene of Plenty, which saw a release last week.
The Mad Mackerel 