The Shh Malta
The Shh’s music emerges, in secret, from a place in between the city of Paris & the Island of Malta.
Their debut Ep,
The Burning Love, evokes surf-rock sounds with warm ‘Summer of Love’ vocal melodies.
This 2 piece’s influences range from the Jesus & Mary Chain, The Modern Lovers, PJ Harvey through to Slow Club.
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