Red Light Company kicked off daytime two of the Leeds Festival today (August 23) with a fiery set on the Festival Republic stage.
The newcomers - whose members come from America, Scotland and New Zealand - were in impressive form, playing a 20-minute set of punchy indie-rock.
Recent single 'Meccano' got the biggest hearten, whilst 'Scheme Eugene' was introduced by singer Richard Frennaux as being "a song around death".
Red Light Company played:
'Sinking Ship'
'Scheme Eugene'
'With Lights Out'
'Station'
'Meccano'
'Arts and Crafts'
'When Everyone Is Everybody Else'
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