Waiting For Your Friends To Come Outside (demo)

‘E Forever’ is the new single by Bristol-based group Digsby.
This is the first single from their 4-track EP, Invisible People, incorporating disparate influences into a cohesive 'odd pop' whole and marking a departure from their sophomore release. 

'E Forever' is a paean to fading memory and a celebration of nostalgia; simultaneously joyous and heart-breaking.

E Forever

One Of A Kind

Buzzing Fly

The River

Don't Wake Me Up If It's Over (demo)

Bristol’s Digsby release 'Enola' - a bonafide summer ear worm and the first single from their upcoming debut album, ‘Death of the Party’. Digsby mix alt country, indie, pop and rock with laurel canyon harmonies to create something unique on this track. ‘Enola’ is about finding yourself as one of remaining disparate survivors at a party and the terror, realisations and possibilities that can be gleaned as night turns to morning amongst strangers. 

Enola

Old Fashioned Love

Nobody's Going To Help You Out (rough demo)

Ophelia (live cover - The Band)

Joe Webb's Album

I've got a game that we can play (i phone demo)

Started

(A Place That You) Never Forget

Doubling Down

Christmas Eve in Cornwall

Digsby are a 5-piece Bristol-based band, big on 3-part harmonies and catchy Americana rock. 

Digsby’s sound has been described as ‘sophisticated retro-pop’, combining indie rock, folk, blues and alt-country work with catchy melodies, three-part harmonies with 60s and 70s inspired song writing.

The band’s debut EP, ‘Started’ was received very well by the media, with multiple songs played on BBC Introducing West, as well as BBC 6 musics’ Tom Robinson’s Fresh on the Net (‘Doubling Down’ was one of the top tracks of the week). The following EP saw single ‘E Forever’ featured as the ‘big new sound’ on BBC Bristol , with the following single ‘One of a Kind’ receiving airplay in the UK on the BBC and internationally, and enthusiastic press reviews. The latest release, Old Fashioned Love (2025) was chosen as the featured track on BBC Introducing in the West. The band have spent the summer 2025 playing festivals in preparation for the release of their debut album in early 2026.

Digsby started as a solo project by Joe Webb (previously known as Skazka Project). Digsby’s debut EP, ‘Started’ has been released in February 2019, followed by the Invisble People EP in 2022.

Joe has since been joined by Harry Surman (drums), Susie Broadbent (keys and vocals), Amy Bevan (guitar and vocals) and Ben Hooton (bass). They have a new album, 'Death of the Party', to be released towards the end of 2025.

If you like Digsby's music, you can follow their work on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Spotify.

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