Sound therapist and chisonics practitioner

New Apostles originate from Mansfield, UK and two of the original trio are now operating as Zoom Unit. Check them out https://soundcloud.com/zoomunit

Faber and Faber is one of the great independent publishing houses in London. We were established in 1929 by Geoffrey Faber and our first editor was T. S. Eliot. We are proud to publish prize-winning fiction and non-fiction, as well as an unrivalled list of modern poets and playwrights. Among our list of writers we have five Booker Prize winners and twelve Nobel Laureates, and we continue to seek out the most exciting and innovative writers at work today. 

Dark, acoustic folk vibes/ cock rock for girls. All original songs on guitar, piano, vocals and percussion. One woman band on the home recording eight track. Thank you for listening🖤

July are a rock, pop, indie and folk acoustic two piece band based in Nottingham. They consist of Mhairi on vocals and Marc on guitar.

www.karlculley.com

Karl Culley is a songwriter, guitarist, poet, and singer from North Yorkshire.

Ruepoint are an eclectic band from Nottingham with Elliot Lewis (Guitar), Ian Winter (Drums), Milk (Bass), Mariyah Whitney (Vox) and Mogs Morgan (Bari & Tenor Sax / Keys).

The Nocturnal Flowers.

Acoustic original songs. Hull/ Manchester M62 corridor. Seeking festivals, intimate house concerts, support slots and live performances for 2025. Have wheels/will travel.

Catch us at The  Orangery, Sewerby Hall, 
2pm Thursday 5 June 2025. 

The brilliant Stubbsie will be supporting. 

Find us on Spotify, Apple Music, Deezer, YouTube, FB & Instagram 

“When Things Go Wrong is just possibly my favourite ever acoustic song ever written. Had John Peel still been with us you’d have been on his show somehow.”  IJK, Festival and Events Coordinator. 

“Tragically misunderstood”  Alistair Robertson, Wired. 

"So good we made love to this" Ruby Red Slippers.

“Unassuming innocence and fragility. Violins melt me” Sandra Kettlewell, Listen Without Prejudice.

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