What a rock sound to wake up to. CatEaters reignite the raw edge, passion and power of punk rock from the nineties era, with an album of originals that introduce their recognisable sound and songwriting in a powerful way.
Hard Rock
STONE have a bold way with structuring their songs, creating dramatic realms around listeners – prompting strong interest in a live show, whilst injecting a much-needed level of escapism into the room.
Try to think back to the first time you heard a new band that you instantly fell in love with. The time is returning again, and Bullets & Knives are at the forefront.
Heavy, hardcore metal of the highest order – blending the darkest lyrics & the rawest screams with a distorted rock soundscape & fragments of electronic sound-play.
Always a band worth stopping for – The Haunted North launch perhaps their most striking, creatively hard-hitting single yet, and it proves to be a mighty anthem of a modern rock hit.
Lifelong producer & musician DW has released a plethora of original projects in recent years, not least of all the concise yet striking rock EP that is Way Back.
Featuring a performance of undeniable commitment from the entire band, the accompanying video injects a head-banging aura into an already immersive, infectious rock experience.
Hitting the scene with hard-rock intensity & contrastingly mellow, indie-rock soaked verse lines – My Piranha is an absolute anthem of alternative energy & heavy riffs alike.
Halloween Hopes is a songwriter with a seemingly unstoppable creative drive. No genre or subject is out of reach, and every topic tackled is done so in a professional and, more importantly, engaging and likeable way.
Great songwriting, uniquely introspective and appealing for its vulnerability and emotional poignancy alike.
Brilliant songwriting – it’s a pleasure to listen to such a hard-hitting contemporary band with so much vulnerability and realness at the heart of their work.
“Some people want to achieve super stardom and that’s great and all, but if I can make enough money to be some what comfortable with music, I’d be happy.”