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Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes, whose recent blistering Rock on The Range performance led Loudwire to declare “the U.K. act will emerge as one of the most talked about bands at Rock on the Range, as singer Frank Carter is a cross between Johnny Rotten and Corey Taylor, delivering snarky and clever banter while whipping the crowd into an absolute frenzy,” showcase a different side of themselves with an acoustic performance of “Snake Eyes” and “Wildflowers” via Spotify Singles.
The band made their Glastonbury debut last month with DIY Mag saying, “Catchy, funny, brutally heavy and vitally important, Frank Carter made his first Glastonbury count and gave the waiting masses a new hero.”
Carter and his bandmates return to the U.S. with an Oct. 21 performance at the Aftershock Festival.
