Between multidisciplinary artist and musician, Jay Jermyn, and musician, Julian Currie, Veople is an experiential sound and collaboration lingering in the space between tension and release through textural, house-orientated rhythms and electronic production.

Following on from their acclaimed return single earlier this year, 'Tilt', which picked up steam through international tastemakers including EARMILK, Acid Stag, Mystic Sons, Come Here Floyd, triple j Unearthed and more, Veople are ecstatic to release their new single, 'Maverick'. The track is the boldest, loudest and most intense statement the group has ever created. If there was ever a time to know about Veople, 'Maverick' is it.

In usual Veople fashion, 'Maverick' is just as unrelenting in its traversal of deep electronic and post-rock sounds. A weaponised drum performance colliding with washed out synths, digitised blips and a physical, burgeoning guitar solo built to a mechanised level of precision. 'Maverick' was the first track Jay and Julian wrote together as an impromptu performance for an art show. The song has since developed into an eruption of electronic and rock powerhouse that is now through hardware art shows.

Veople's mission statement is to merge the organic and inorganic worlds of art, music and environment together. 'Maverick', as guitarist Julian Currie explains, is the apex of that movement.

"The genesis of this song was an attempt to extend the mechanistic textures of Jay's artwork into a 20-minute freeform cacophony of melting arpeggios and screaming guitars. 'Maverick' is vivid, immediate and disorientingly pummelling as possible. We will not be ignored."

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Hailing from the dark streets of Southeast London, Stellify are stamping their presence on the alternative rock scene with their unstoppable, Blues fulled Fuzzy Rocknroll.

Stellify was formed in early 2012 by frontman, James Howlett and guitarist Richard Costello. They called upon the dirty, fuzzy overtones of bassist, Carlos Dittborn, and the thunderously dexterous skills of drummer Daniel Iriondo to complete the line up. Their obvious connection and musicianship has attracted a loyal following the world-over. There are whole chain of influences making up the Stellify sound from Muddy Waters, Cream and The Rolling Stones to Queens Of the Stone Age, Band Of Skulls and The Black Keys.

Stellify's development has been progressive, steady and constantly gaining momentum, setting a solid base for a bright future. With their impending new release "Shun" backed up by a number of shows and festivals throughout 2016 their sights are set on the here and now; on delivering heart-and-soul rendered rock n roll to their fans.

Stellify are without doubt here to stay and when it comes to making their own unique brand of Rock'n'Roll it's only a matter of time before they'll be strolling down the hall of fame.

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