Deceitful End is a four-pieced metal band from Madrid (Spain) formed in 2013. On October of 2014, they release their first work: "The End Of The Line", a 7 track EP (hitting roughly an LP length) which represents the style Deceitful End is trying to fit in to, being influenced by bands like Gojira, Heaven Shall Burn or Darkest Hour.

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As you may spot - I have a thing for Scandinavian contemporary folk and a liking for most European voices and instrumentation :-)

“Beautiful delivery and a slightly wonky brain. This is the best combination!” - a recent Woodlouse gig goer.

John (aka The Woodlouse) and his small collection of also-small instruments (ukulele and electric mandolins) bring heartfelt songs of life with a sense of the ridiculous. Life, love, the slipperiness of time, and zombies.

Mroz does not belong to one but three musical genres. Each one of them characterizes the three personalities of the author - composer and performer. As the music begins, we are carried away with forgotten stories while the rhythm and the piano set the rules of the song. Here is the first part of the triptych in which Mroz takes us on an ethnic journey.

First stop: the origins...

Look Around Corners – a kickass band from the depths of Dorset. Playing fantastic originals and covers in their inimitable style, Alex fronts the band with her rich, powerful voice whilst singing barefoot. To her side is Jack, an ace guitar shredder, if ever I’ve seen one, capable of all sorts of classy licks on his Fender Jaguar as well as adding backing vocals as required. In the engine room is Dingo, laying down a thunderous bottom end bass whilst looking cool as, with Mel’s drumming crisp, deep and spot on always. Check out his fills. In fact, check out the whole band. You won’t be disappointed!
Written by Chris Chapman (1962—2021)

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