Progressive

Aranis is a Flemish quintet, playing music across the borders of classical, folk and (post)rock. They have released four full albums: Aranis (2005), Aranis (2007), Songs From Mirage (2009) and RoqueForte (2010). Depending on the project Aranis is working on, they call upon guest musicians to complete the sound. Aranis:
Liesbeth Lambrecht: violin
Marjolein Cools: accordion
Stijn Denys: guitar
Jana Arns: transverse flute
Joris Vanvinckenroye: contrabass & composition

Molly Wagger were formed at the start of 2007. With the help of a couple of guitars, a synth, a piano, a bass, drums, a laptop and one (sometimes two) violins they have produced a folky-progressive-electronic cake. After playing various gigs around Edinburgh in their first year they have just completed a "mini tour" of London and Oxford with the very talented band- i said yes. This "tour" has given Molly Wagger a taste for it and hope to play many a gig this coming summer.

A common passion, inspiration and way of seeing the world led, in June 2008, two friends - guitarist Janek Niedzielski and vocalist Filip Zielinski - to join forces on a project called Dianoya. Their musical pathways had previously crossed many times, but it was not until Dianoya that they began to compose together. Before long they assembled a full band: longtime friend and drummer Łukasz Chmielinski; bassist Adam Pierzchała; and at the end of the year guitarist Maciej Papalski.

These Hands Could Separate The Sky are an instrumental rock band from Melbourne, Australia. They changed their name to 'These Hands' in 2012. https://www.facebook.com/thesehandsband