We’re an established power trio from Keighley with an overwhelming desire to play with intensity. We play our own, particular brand of hard-edged rock. Playing our own originals and processing covers in our deadly, bespoke noise factory, always keeping it loud. Our tastes and influences are eclectic and a fusion of genres.

Hailing from Leeds & Sheffield in the post-pandemic, EYEBRIGHT is an alternative female fronted four-piece, with a sonic landscape of post-punk, indie and bedroom rock melded with punchy guitars and memorable hooks. Their first single “On My Mind” debuts this June, with an EP to follow later in the year.

By day, Excel fiend
By night, camera-wielding gig-goer with very eclectic music taste 
I go to see gigs of local bands in Leeds, Bradford, Wakey + ««beyond»»

Heartbeat Riot: their mission is to set your ❤️on 🔥 through instrumental music, words and art. 

 

Strongly influenced by elements of #Hip-Hop, #HardRock, #Electronic, #VideoGameMusic and #Orchestral music, Heartbeat Riot began their journey in 2009 to inspire everyone to be authentically true to themselves and to each other...in our being and in the expression of the self.  They have crafted a unique sound they hold dear to their hearts; it sonically evokes the richness of our human experience such as love and heartbreak, dedication and devotion to one's calling, true self-esteem, hope and courage.

Riot For Life🌱Not Death

While bands usually require an element of compromise between its members, solo projects allow a musician to fully express their vision and draw from all facets of their life to make a representation of themselves in musical form. Take Stephen Lacy Sullivan, guitarist in post-metal band Alluvion and former drummer in Virginia sludge metal band Lord - his eponymous solo work is several steps removed from the aforementioned bands. Drawing from indie, gospel, and lo-fi electronica, the upcoming début release under the new name* showcases Sullivan focusing in on his faith on Portion in the Sky.
Lead single “Testimony” starts proceedings off on a relatively mellow note, pairing playful guitar work influenced by Townes van Zandt against the uhn-tiss of electronic drums, and Sullivan’s own strained tones on top. “I’ll disappear in your glory tonight,” he delivers in a melodic drawl, as one of many choice lyrics touching on Christianity throughout the record.
As we move further into the record, certain left-field elements emerge unexpectedly - turntable scratching in Lady Erin, unconventional percussion in “Within Reach” - but the cherry on the surprise-laden cake is the dark “Consuming Fire”, where tortured synths resemble screaming, and Sullivan practically snarls in his delivery to match the fire-and-brimstone style sermon that is chopped up and remixed into the meat of the track.
Portion in the Sky is a new chapter in Sullivan’s musical development, and one which will surely pique the interest of those who enjoy such genre-melding exercises - if 90s indie meets lo-fi electronica is of interest, then these 20 minutes are absolutely worth your time.

Echoviolet are a dynamic rock trio from Yorkshire, making waves with their bold, distinctive sound. Drawing comparisons to Muse, Queens of the Stone Age, and IDLES, they’ve earned airplay on BBC Introducing and sold-out shows at grassroots venues. Their unique blend of powerful riffs and captivating melodies is turning heads, positioning Echoviolet as one of the most exciting new acts in the UK rock scene. Don’t miss them live!'

BCB is Bradford`s community radio station, run by local people. We broadcast full time throughout Bradford and the Aire Valley on 106.6fm and via the internet on www.bcbradio.co.uk

We are committed to providing a dedicated and accessible radio station for Bradford, broadcasting a range of distinctive and entertaining programmes that you want to hear.

We were The Sony Radio Academy Awards 2003 "Nations & Regions" Gold Award Winners for Yorkshire & The North East and The Community Harmony Awards 2004 "Community Service" Winners in Bradford.

With an ‘anthemic and stadium-ready indie pop sound’ Glasgow’s Cloud House continue to grow their reputation for their festival-ready live sound and catchy, heartbreakingly honest songs.  

2025 brings new music, more shows, a brand new tour and various festival appearances. Fans of Sam Fender, The Killers and The 1975 are bound to love Cloud House.

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