Llama Farmers

Greenwich, Britain grunge-pop quartet the Llama Farmers was formed simply by guitarist William Briggs and drummer Brooke Rogers in 1997; after sacking their initial frontman and bassist, the schoolmates tapped vocalist Bernie Simpson and his bassist sister Jenni, and even though none from the four was however from their teenagers, they soon opened up for the Foo Fighters, documenting their debut program for Radio 1’s Steve Lamacq seven days later. The Llama Farmers’ 1st single “Paper Eye” appeared within the springtime of 1998, adopted in the summertime by “Usually Echoes”; their Beggars Banquet debut LP, Lifeless Letter Chorus, premiered in 1999. Un Toppo followed 2 yrs later.