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07/12/2018

THE 15 NEW BANDS IN UK YOU NEED TO KNOW IN 2018

There's another British Invasion shaping up this year. Here's a look at the young UK bands leading it.

As the saying goes, America invented rock ‘n’ roll and Britain perfected it. Every decade or so, a wave of young bands comes charging out of the soggy, overcast United Kingdom and ricochets around the globe with sneering abandon, recalibrating how we listen to rock music and charting a course for the next 10 years. From the British Invasion in the ‘60s to punk in the 70’s to new wave in the ‘80s to Britpop in the ‘90s to the garage revival in the ‘00s, we’ve enjoyed 60 years of reliably progressive music from the other side of the Atlantic. With the second decade of the 21st century nearing a close, we’re smack in the middle of the next wave.

Plenty of bands over the past few years have achieved success on foreign shores, including Wolf Alice, alt-J, Royal Blood, The xx, Glass Animals. But that’s just the first line. A gaggle of exciting new British bands are poised to catch fire, hailing from the tiny Scottish town of John o’ Groats all the way to London. The bands we’re highlighting here are eclectic and can’t be described with a handy blanket term like Britpop or new wave, and that’s a good thing. They are some of the best new folk, post-punk, garage rock, experimental, alternative, punk, indie rock, psych and krautrock artists kicking around at the moment. Here are 15 UK bands to watch out for.

1. Neon Waltz
Hailing from northern Scottish town of John o’ Groats, Neon Waltz deftly infuses their music with the atmospheric beauty of the Scottish coastline. This six-piece’s distinct sound comprises grand, echoing percussion; majestic, glistening keyboards; warm, harmonious lead vocals, and melodic guitars with entrancing tones that feel both familiar and original. Though the band hasn’t made the trip to America yet, they released their shimmering debut album, Strange Hymns, via Ignition Records last year, and they’re currently working on a new EP.

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One of the UK’s most talked-about new bands from one if its most talked-about new scenes, Shame (pictured top) have the potential to make 2018 their year. The five-piece post-punk crew from South London are turning heads with their youthful anger and explosive energy mixed with charming, self-deprecating humor, orchestrated by charismatic frontman Charlie Steen. Their debut album, Songs of Praise, was released this month via Dead Oceans to widespread acclaim (check out Paste’s review here) and they embarked on a huge North American tour this month.

3. OTHERKIN
The garage-rock revival led by the likes of Franz Ferdinand, Arctic Monkeys and The Libertines may be long gone, but this young band from Dublin—yes, as a reader rightly pointed out, they’re Irish and not British, but we’re including them for proximity’s sake—doesn’t seem the slightest bit concerned. Otherkin are a quartet that makes no-nonsense, two-to-three-minute garage rock/punk tracks born for rock radio. If this were 2004, they’d be gracing the cover of every rock zine. Otherkin released their mouth-watering debut album, OK, via Rubyworks last year, and hopefully 2018 is the year the ‘Kin play in the states. They’re in their true element when they play live, particularly frontman Luke Reilly, who’s one of the finest crowd-surfers you’ll ever see.

4. Black Honey
If cinematic rock or infectious pop is your bag, then Brighton’s Black Honey is for you. Led by badass frontwoman Izzy Bee Phillips, they’ve cranked out some of the catchiest pop/rock tracks of the past few years, with sassy, voluminous pop vocals and distorted guitars best suited to old Western flicks like The Good, the Bad and the Ugly. They haven’t played in the U.S. yet, but their debut album is expected to drop sometime this year and they’ve already scored support slots at home for the likes of Royal Blood and Queens of the Stone Age.

5. Honey Lung
Honey Lung might be young and lacking an extensive back catalogue, but their records contain some of the best guitar work and songwriting in recent memory. The quartet’s debut EP, Kind of Alone, was released in 2016 and followed by two new singles, “Sophomore” and “Stuttering Mind,” last year, with incredible results. Kind of Alone is a five-track fuzzy masterpiece with melodic guitar riffs and grungy, gravelly lead vocals from frontman Jamie Batten. While “Sophomore” follows in a similar vein, “Stuttering Mind” marks calmer, new territory for the band, who have stated their desire to emulate the DIY lo-fi of acts like Sparklehorse, Elliot Smith and (Sandy) Alex G.

6. Catholic Action
One of Glasgow’s finest new guitar bands, Catholic Action already began their U.S. invasion at last year’s SXSW, and evidently it went well considering they’ve been invited back for this year’s festival. The quartet released their debut album, In Memory Of, last year via Modern Sky and it’s got “catchy guitar pop gems” written all over it. Their euphoric record is also full of charming, intelligent lyrics from frontman and co-producer Chris McCrory, no-frills guitar riffs, sharp drumming and some of the catchiest rock basslines you’ll hear. Songs like the Blur-y “L.U.V” and “Breakfast” will reverse any preconceived notion that guitar music these days is homogenous or predictable.

7. INHEAVEN
This London quartet also have their sights set on America, having announced their first North American shows in support of Pale Waves this March and April. INHEAVEN released their self-titled debut album last year via [PIAS] Recordings to critical acclaim and they’ve also released a new single this year, “Sweet Dreams Baby.” Their album is equally escapist and rooted in reality, with an overarching feeling of nostalgia, teenage dreams and romance as well as the resounding, rebellious beat of defiant political protest. “Drift” and “Sweet Dreams Baby” exemplify the band’s hazy, dreamy alt-rock, while “Treats” and “World on Fire” exemplify the youthful, punk spirit that 2018 desperately needs.

8. Blaenavon
Hampshire indie-rock trio Blaenavon had a big 2017. They released their critically acclaimed debut album, That’s Your Lot, via Transgressive and Canvasback; they supported alt-J in the UK; they supported Circa Waves and White Reaper in the U.S.; and they scored slots at last year’s Glastonbury, Lollapalooza and Osheaga festivals. That’s Your Lot is a triumphant mix of delicate ballads (“Swans”), indie-pop bangers (“Orthodox Man”), upbeat, funky guitar tracks (“Lonely Side”) and earth-shattering, climactic rock (“I Will Be the World”).

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Another of Scotland’s finest, WHITE are a Glasgow quintet that bleeds glitter and oozes ‘80s new-wave and post-punk. Last year, they released their debut album, One Night Stand Forever, via Gentlemen Recordings, deftly juxtaposing slick, hi-fi production, synths and electronic percussion with dirty, provocative vocals, guitar riffs and attitude. Frontman Leo Condie reaches for high notes that most male lead singers can only dream of, and the band’s brand of disco-tinged post-punk will surely push even the most reserved audience members to the dance floor. Get this band to the states ASAP.

10. HMLTD
The most experimental band of this bunch is South London six-piece HMLTD. The first thing you’ll notice is their outlandish, androgynous look, but their sound is as interesting (if not more) than their appearance—a concoction of aggressive, in-your-face post-punk and electronic trap beats and synths. Surely on paper, a band of six straight white males dressed as ‘70s glam rockers that play post-punk crossed with trap music makes no sense and shouldn’t work. But it does. HMLTD’s DIY mentality, stage theatrics and unusual social-media marketing led them to sell out shows at London’s famed 100 Club, Scala and Moth Club. They haven’t released an album yet, but tracks like “To the Door” and “Satan, Luella & I” made several best-of lists last year.

11. Vinyl Staircase
This unsigned band has only a debut single to their credit, but if you’ve seen them live, you know why they’re on this list. The Guildford four-piece released their debut track “German Wings” last year and it’s one of the strongest debut singles in recent memory. The song’s soothing, psych-tinged vocals slowly hypnotize until the tension-building guitars commence and peak with a crunchy solo of epic proportions. Vinyl Staircase just dropped a new single this week, “Cherry,” from their forthcoming EP of the same name.

12. King Nun
London quartet and Dirty Hit signees King Nun have more raw energy in one fingertip than most alternative rock bands these days have in their entire bodies. Though there’s no debut album to speak of yet, tracks like “Hung Around”, “Sponge” and “Speakerface” display a level of excitement and grit that mainstream rock often lacks. The band got signed a few years ago when they were just teenagers, and after hearing their stop-start, blues-rock stomper, “Hung Around,” there’s no question their label made the right call. King Nun toured with labelmates Superfood and Pale Waves and scored a slot at last year’s Reading and Leeds festival, so there’s a lot of momentum behind this band. Word on the street is that they have an EP set for release this year.

13. WELSH & THE DECADENT WEST
Glasgow’s third and final inclusion on this list, Declan Welsh & The Decadent West had an impressive 2017 with tracks like “Nazi Boys,” “No Pasaran” and “Useless.” Frontman Declan Welsh’s vindictive punk poetry, sung in an unmistakable Scottish accent, is featured on tracks like “Nazi Boys” and “Mirrors,” but his latest track, “Useless,” opens the door for a completely new sound. “Useless” shows Welsh’s softer side with its sweet indie-rock balladry, vulnerable lyrics and uplifting, anthemic chorus. The band is currently working on a new EP.

14. PALM HONEY
This Reading quartet are one of the more left-field bands on this list. Their unique sound could be categorized as everything from psych-pop and synth-rock to krautrock, space rock and prog rock. Their debut EP, Tucked Into the Electronic Wave, released last year, was one of the finest of the year, featuring standout tracks “Stick the Knife In” and “Going Normal.” The four-track EP is a mystical, memorable journey comprising cosmic synths, saxophone solos, insecure lyrics, meticulous guitar riffs and musical tangents that would signal their next release, “Starving Hysterical Naked.” In a lot of ways, Palm Honey are the antithesis of most guitar bands these guys, as evinced by the two-part, nine-minute jam, “Starving Hysterical Naked.”

15. White Room
The latest release by this Brighton five-piece and signee’s to Liverpool’s famed Deltasonic Records was a double EP and a concept record of sorts entitled Eight, released last December. The double-EP contains touches of ‘60s classic psych (the group is named for a Cream song, after all), rock and contemporary synth-pop. Jake Smallwood and Josie McNamara intermingle vocals brilliantly, as on the devilishly catchy chorus of “Stole the I.V.” The EP’s kaleidoscopic, escapist lyrics mixed with dreamy soundscapes via distorted guitars and transcendent synths make for an overwhelmingly compelling listen. White Room have supported the legendary Paul Weller back in the UK, and hopefully their first U.S. shows aren’t too far off.

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11/08/2018

The list of the top ten indie rock bands that are currently
shaking the whole of Europe. We will also update the top
ten Rock & metal band soon.

1.Verdena
This band came out with their raw, scintillating guitar style that is hard to overlook. They are the most exciting rock band from Italy. They have continued to impress all over Europe and are strongly making a name for themselves. They have faithfully used their native tongue in all their songs and have dropped quite some hits so far. Some of their best songs are ‘Elefante,’ ‘Valvonauta,’ ‘Ultranoia’ the ballads ‘Angie’.

2.Finley
This group chooses its name after the popular US basketball star “Michael Finley.” The group started off in 2002 and had grown to become one of the most popular bands in Europe today. Their style of music is similar to that of the famous American band “Blink 182,” and they are famous even across Europe. They are the winners of the best Italian act in the 2006 and 2008 versions of MTV Europe Music Awards.

3.Afterhours
This band started off in 1985 and has been around since then. Their music was originally in English until they dropped the album “Germi” in 1995 which had all the songs in native Italian. Their tunes are a gracious mix of melody and irony, with well-structured lyrics and fascinating tunes.

4.Lost
Lost was Formed in 2003, and have grown to become one of the best musical acts in Italy and Europe. They won the best Italian Act at the MTV Europe Music Awards in 2009 and are very much liked by rock fans across Europe.

5.A Toys Orchestra
This is another indie rock band with a difference. Their style is not general,l but not so distinct. They are famous for their melodious tunes, catchy lyrics, and great stage performances.

6.Black Honey
Black honey is one of the most exciting British rock band and has continued to impress their fans with good music. They became famous throughout Europe after the release of their debut EP in October 2014, which features some of their best selling tunes like “The Taste” and “Dark Teenager.”

7.The Bohicas
This music group is popular for their energetic stage performance and live sounds, with hit tracks like the “###,” “Bloodhound” and “Crush me” they have continued to strike musical pleasure in the hearts of their fans.

8.The Bulletproof Bomb
This is one of the youngest rock bands of today that are dishing out quite-inspired tunes that brings back the hard rock style of the 80s. These guys are doing well for themselves and have dominated the UK music scene for a long time now.

9.The Carnabys
This group started off by winning the Hard Rock Rising Global Battle of the band’s competition in 2013, and they are now tipped to become one of the greatest rock band from Europe.

10.Circa Waves
Circa waves is a four-man rock band formed in 2013, their unique guitar display and strong stage performances have lifted to the top of the food chain

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03/07/2018

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03/07/2018

02/06/2018

BBC MUSIC INTRODUCING LIVE 2018 is COMING!

For the past 10 years, BBC Music Introducing has introduced fans to a whole host of new talent. Here are some of the service's biggest success stories.

And each year The BBC Music Introduced an artists, bands and musicians live at at London's O2 Academy Brixton, It's partly a hat-tip to all the singers and musicians who have sent their songs in for consideration, and partly a celebration of some of Introducing's biggest success stories.

So, here is a Golden chances to all of you as it's open for all artists, singers, bands, musicians over the world. You too can grab the opportunity.

https://www.bbc.com/introducing

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28/05/2018