Phil King
Since becoming a sought after performer on the Bristol music scene and receiving the Venue Magazine Roots Artist of the Year award at the end of 2005, he now plays throughout the UK and Europe. His music has been played on regional radio stations across the UK, as well as on BBC Radio 2, and he has supported many artists including Jon Allen, Karima Francis, Emmy The Great, Kate Walsh, Tina Dico, Amp Fiddler, Ruby Turner and Foy Vance.
Failure To follow
Tom Williams - Vocals
Russell Prosser - Guitar/ Vocals
Ollie Coghill - Drums/ Vocals
Lee Batten - Bass/ Vocals Bristol, Bridgend, UK
Bristol City Melodic Hardcore, Mixed with good ol' Rock n' Roll.
Failure To Follow are a Melodic Hardcore band from Bristol, and one grumpy guy from Wales.
Utilising crushing riffs, bowel moving bass lines, pounding drums, and raw, catchy vocals, FTF will produce sweet sounds for your lug 'oles. Started up in September '10 FTF! Contact us on; failuretofollow@hotmail.co.uk
Katey Brooks
Katey Brooks is a rising star of British acoustic music. Singing “splendidly sad-eyed modern spirituals” (Venue magazine) in a rich, deep voice lilting effortlessly across the scale, INDY Music Award finalist Brooks is “on the road to becoming a phenomenon” (Trevor Raggatt, Wears the Trousers magazine).
The Blessing
There are at least two bands with the name The Blessing:
1) a British musical group led by William Topley from the 1990s whose music featured elements of blues, gospel, soul, and rock; they had one UK Top 40 hit before disbanding in 2000.
2) a British band based in Bristol who subsequently changed their name to Get The Blessing. 1. The Blessing was a British musical group led by William Topley, whose music featured elements of blues, gospel, soul, and rock. The group released two albums and had one UK Top 40 hit before disbanding.
Eddie Martin
Born in London in the 60's, Eddie Martin wrote his first songs aged 12 and, influenced by acoustic and rock singer-songwriters from both sides of the Atlantic, turned professional after being nominated for Best British Blues Guitarist, Band and Album between 1996 and 1998. Since then he has built a strong following as an acoustic artist and charismatic band leader, he has also recorded and performed with many greats from both sides of the Atlantic, including John Mayall, Peter Green, Buddy Guy, and Taj Mahal.
Team Brick
Team Brick is a Bristol (UK) based noise/experimental musician using a mixture of throat singing, and virtuosic sound experimentation with various instruments and objects. He has admitted to being heavily influenced in vocal style on Mike Patton and Bjork, but influences are much wider, including Klezmer and Tuvan throat singing. He is signed to various independent labels including Invada Records, for which his first "proper" CD release, "Alogon" is due out in September 2008.
Bronnt Industries Kapital
Bronnt Industries Kapital is a musical project from Bristol, England, based around producer/multi-instrumentalist Guy Bartell. After an EP on the Silent Age Records label, Bronnt released its debut album, Virtute et Industria, in May 2005 on Static Caravan. Bartell occasionally writes material with long-time collaborator Nick Talbot aka Gravenhurst. Bronnt is known for its use of curious Victorian instruments, including Lepping’s Patented Lapwing Harmonium and the Bronson Quartet, both of which feature on the debut album.
Kr4y
Digital releases: 03.10.10 (1) kr4y - snap out of it (2) kr4y - chaindrive (TEMPERD025)
02.09.10: (1) kr4y - red alert (2) kr4y - TR-3B (3) kr4y - datamining (SECTION8014D)
21.06.10: Fade & kr4y - Minigolf (1 of 3 tracks on the Minigolf EP TPD019)
07.05.10: Implant & kr4y - Stealth (collab on Implant - The Blue Scout LP WAY027)
01.11.09: (1) kr4y - Snare (2) kr4y - Vunzig (Insekto Digital 002)
27.05.09: kr4y - Fringe (T3K006)
01.08.08: kr4y - Brainrot (1 of 10 tracks on WAY004)
20.07.08: kr4y - Depurify (T-FILE007)