Loki never fail to transport me back to the happy care free days of dancing with a pint of snakebite on the sticky floor of the Waterfront. I love their mix of fun, indie, rock and roll classics. The boys always look like they are enjoying themselves and while they sound spot on they don't look like they are trying too hard which appeals to me. I would not hesitate to book Loki for a wedding. They have songs for everyone and will guarantee everyone has a rip roaring time. Roll on their next gig.

Loki stand out. In a world where live pub music is increasingly a choice between middle aged white accountants blues or sweaty teenagers attempting thrash metal with mixed time signatures, Loki are an unashamedly 'covers' band. Loki stand out because they do diversity....and they do it damn well! From the energetic floor filling Kings of Leon, through to a simply outrageously good version of Zeppelin's Immigrant Song, the combination of Will Faulkner's unairingly accurate bass patterns work in tandem with the lead guitar work of Antony Bailey, in who Loki are lucky enough to have one of the classiest guitarists in East Anglia. Perhaps Loki's piquant moment combines nostalgia with soaring floaty vocals from enigmatic front man Ben Fenwick. All together a fully loaded night out with something for everyone, but delivered in a non glib way!

I was in the Brickmakers and saw these guys play some songs that I hadn't heard for a long long time. It took me back to my youth. Songs from Blur, Supergrass, Pulp, the Clash. I could go on but I was quite drunk by the end! Great song choices boys

I saw these guys at The Brickmakers recently and they were awesome. A lot of of the covers bands I see just play heavy rock, but these guys play some really modern stuff as well - well worth a look!