Broken Homes (Live from the Bunker)

The Goldborns burst onto the scene in 2018 with their debut EP Don't Look Away - after being discovered by Sex Pistols drummer Paul 'Cookie' Cook in a West London pub. They shortly found themselves in the studio working with Clash legend Mick Jones where their distinctive style and sound was born - a fusion of dub, reggae, rock, and punk that resonated around their ears growing up in West London.

What followed was a celebrated EP that saw the band achieve breakthrough status with continuous airplay on BBC 6 Music, BBC London, and Radio 1 and resulting in a triumphant homecoming gig at the famous Aklam Hall venue.

So what now for the band from West London that were born out of the two biggest punk bands of all time? Two years on, The Goldborns emerge from the rubble of a world pandemic not licking their wounds or bemoaning the lack of gigs... but having pulled themselves together to write, record, engineer, and produce three anthemic singles that make up the Broken Homes EP (Live from the Bunker) - a love letter and tribute to their native Ladbroke Grove, West London - touching on gentrification, social cleansing, poverty, the Grenfell tragedy, and the real people that make up the pillars of their community.