Leeds

"Fisher, who also plays in a band called Violent Sky And The Lightning Kite, has been working at this music for quite some time. You can tell." - Unlikely Stories "A breathtaking voice, likened to that of the late, great, Elliott Smith. Yet also harnessing the same menacing lo-fi feel of Sonic Youth" - Rhubarb Bomb "There’s no denying his high-living, but the question does remain: was ‘drinking champagne in the back of a transit’ and ingesting a ‘million different chemicals’ worth it for this resulting E.P? The answer is a resounding yes." - Jay Lawrance

"The Wailingest Cats live in the rising smoke from a cigarette parked under the rods of a Selmer Mark IV during a saxophone solo. They ride a fingersnap on the offbeat. They clap only in triplets. They have a great ear and a great eye and a greater instinct. They have an understated state of grace that doesn’t necessarily wish the world well. They’re here to gas the populace, Jack." From out of nowhere and everywhere comes a very cinematic shake down of rockin' ramshackle, doom-jazz hell-bebop. Hard, angular guitars, hip rhythms, crushing keys and sax are deployed with beautific decorum.

Mark Burrows - Vox/Guitar
Chris Unwin - Bass
Andy Richards - Drums Lifescreen are a power trio from Leeds, we have been honing our sound since forming in early 2007. Lots of gigs and two studio recordings completed, we are now promoting our latest self-produced and self-financed album ‘Deprogramming’, eight songs of epic riff-heavy melodic rock in the vein of Alice In Chains, Kyuss, Helmet and Deftones.

Madam Laycock and her Dabeno Pleasures are a Leeds based band who play a kind of dark cabaret music with Romany and Eastern European influences. Band members include Franz (the mutated freak), Sparrow (Madam's one and only child), the Voodoo Grandma and Our Solicitor who play (in no particular order) accordian, trumpet, glockenspiel, violin and drums. Their debut album "Come My Pretties" was released in May 2009.