
Released May 1999 during the final phase of the Britpop era's commercial dominance, 'Get The Keys And Go' emerged from Beggars Banquet's post-Britpop roster at a moment when the NME was actively cultivating a younger, grungier guitar-band cohort to replace the fading Blur/Oasis mainstream. Llama Farmers, formed in a Greenwich school classroom in 1996 by teenagers, embodied this generational shift — their sound…
Occupies a precise transitional niche between late Britpop and the emerging post-grunge UK indie sound that would dominate NME coverage in 1999–2001. Llama Farmers' teen-band origin, Beggars Banquet backing, and cross-genre appeal (described as 'Britpop meets grunge') make this video a document of…
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