CARLTON Bath, UK
Bath’s very own post-rock band deliver melancholy nostalgia with a modern twist. Since 2021 the band has morphed through
many phases of itself, halting at a mixture of grungy post-punk post-rock with a contrast of upbeat indie beats.
CARLTON’s sound is an eclectic mix of genres taking influence from The Pixies, Hole, Wolf Alice and Fontaines D.C.
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