BAT AND BALL play the Shacklewell Arms in April.

With her guitar slung low and vocals that switch from tender to fierce in a heartbeat, Abi Sinclair is a mesmerising front woman and the on-stage chemistry between her and brother Chris, who also sings and plays bass, is strikingly obvious. Born in the West Country, Chris and Abi were writing and performing in various bands from their early teens, though never together. Moving to London and both studying at Goldsmiths College brought them closer, musically and personally, and it was a natural progression to begin to work together artistically. So in 2012 they recruited fellow Goldsmiths students, Ed Burton (drums), Jamie Coe (guitar) and Harri Chambers (keyboards), and began their musical incarnation as Bat and Ball.

BAT AND BALL play the Shacklewell Arms in April.

With her guitar slung low and vocals that switch from tender to fierce in a heartbeat, Abi Sinclair is a mesmerising front woman and the on-stage chemistry between her and brother Chris, who also sings and plays bass, is strikingly obvious. Born in the West Country, Chris and Abi were writing and performing in various bands from their early teens, though never together. Moving to London and both studying at Goldsmiths College brought them closer, musically and personally, and it was a natural progression to begin to work together artistically. So in 2012 they recruited fellow Goldsmiths students, Ed Burton (drums), Jamie Coe (guitar) and Harri Chambers (keyboards), and began their musical incarnation as Bat and Ball.

BAT AND BALL play the Shacklewell Arms in April.

With her guitar slung low and vocals that switch from tender to fierce in a heartbeat, Abi Sinclair is a mesmerising front woman and the on-stage chemistry between her and brother Chris, who also sings and plays bass, is strikingly obvious. Born in the West Country, Chris and Abi were writing and performing in various bands from their early teens, though never together. Moving to London and both studying at Goldsmiths College brought them closer, musically and personally, and it was a natural progression to begin to work together artistically. So in 2012 they recruited fellow Goldsmiths students, Ed Burton (drums), Jamie Coe (guitar) and Harri Chambers (keyboards), and began their musical incarnation as Bat and Ball.

BAT AND BALL play the Shacklewell Arms in April.

With her guitar slung low and vocals that switch from tender to fierce in a heartbeat, Abi Sinclair is a mesmerising front woman and the on-stage chemistry between her and brother Chris, who also sings and plays bass, is strikingly obvious. Born in the West Country, Chris and Abi were writing and performing in various bands from their early teens, though never together. Moving to London and both studying at Goldsmiths College brought them closer, musically and personally, and it was a natural progression to begin to work together artistically. So in 2012 they recruited fellow Goldsmiths students, Ed Burton (drums), Jamie Coe (guitar) and Harri Chambers (keyboards), and began their musical incarnation as Bat and Ball.

BAT AND BALL play the Shacklewell Arms in April.

With her guitar slung low and vocals that switch from tender to fierce in a heartbeat, Abi Sinclair is a mesmerising front woman and the on-stage chemistry between her and brother Chris, who also sings and plays bass, is strikingly obvious. Born in the West Country, Chris and Abi were writing and performing in various bands from their early teens, though never together. Moving to London and both studying at Goldsmiths College brought them closer, musically and personally, and it was a natural progression to begin to work together artistically. So in 2012 they recruited fellow Goldsmiths students, Ed Burton (drums), Jamie Coe (guitar) and Harri Chambers (keyboards), and began their musical incarnation as Bat and Ball.

BAT AND BALL play the Shacklewell Arms in April.

With her guitar slung low and vocals that switch from tender to fierce in a heartbeat, Abi Sinclair is a mesmerising front woman and the on-stage chemistry between her and brother Chris, who also sings and plays bass, is strikingly obvious. Born in the West Country, Chris and Abi were writing and performing in various bands from their early teens, though never together. Moving to London and both studying at Goldsmiths College brought them closer, musically and personally, and it was a natural progression to begin to work together artistically. So in 2012 they recruited fellow Goldsmiths students, Ed Burton (drums), Jamie Coe (guitar) and Harri Chambers (keyboards), and began their musical incarnation as Bat and Ball.

BAT AND BALL play the Shacklewell Arms in April.

With her guitar slung low and vocals that switch from tender to fierce in a heartbeat, Abi Sinclair is a mesmerising front woman and the on-stage chemistry between her and brother Chris, who also sings and plays bass, is strikingly obvious. Born in the West Country, Chris and Abi were writing and performing in various bands from their early teens, though never together. Moving to London and both studying at Goldsmiths College brought them closer, musically and personally, and it was a natural progression to begin to work together artistically. So in 2012 they recruited fellow Goldsmiths students, Ed Burton (drums), Jamie Coe (guitar) and Harri Chambers (keyboards), and began their musical incarnation as Bat and Ball.

BAT AND BALL play the Shacklewell Arms in April.

With her guitar slung low and vocals that switch from tender to fierce in a heartbeat, Abi Sinclair is a mesmerising front woman and the on-stage chemistry between her and brother Chris, who also sings and plays bass, is strikingly obvious. Born in the West Country, Chris and Abi were writing and performing in various bands from their early teens, though never together. Moving to London and both studying at Goldsmiths College brought them closer, musically and personally, and it was a natural progression to begin to work together artistically. So in 2012 they recruited fellow Goldsmiths students, Ed Burton (drums), Jamie Coe (guitar) and Harri Chambers (keyboards), and began their musical incarnation as Bat and Ball.

BAT AND BALL play the Shacklewell Arms in April.

With her guitar slung low and vocals that switch from tender to fierce in a heartbeat, Abi Sinclair is a mesmerising front woman and the on-stage chemistry between her and brother Chris, who also sings and plays bass, is strikingly obvious. Born in the West Country, Chris and Abi were writing and performing in various bands from their early teens, though never together. Moving to London and both studying at Goldsmiths College brought them closer, musically and personally, and it was a natural progression to begin to work together artistically. So in 2012 they recruited fellow Goldsmiths students, Ed Burton (drums), Jamie Coe (guitar) and Harri Chambers (keyboards), and began their musical incarnation as Bat and Ball.