Enabling Behaviour Cardiff, UK
Overtly pretentious and emotionally sterile, Enabling Behaviour are probably the most overrated band you've heard all year.
Emerging from the primordial sonic ooze of the bleaker side of the Cornish punk scene,
described as "unbearable noise" by their neighbours - but don't let that put you off, because they need the ticket sales to afford their extravagant and hedonistic lifestyles.
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