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Send demos, water pistols, premieres, or sabre tooth alligators to megabuff@hotmail.co.uk. "Learn dance in your yard before you dance abroad"

Mega Buff is a community-based record label, radio, and event series with a funky reputation for slicing lemon fresh music with ill intent. High focus on supporting emerging artists from our local and outer vicinity, we flex with funk in the trunk, vitamic C, fluctuating tempos, Versace Buff merch sh*t, and  thick pheromone deodorant under the armpit - now let me kick it. In the lingua franca, “we ain’t no regular Berlin Casablanca.”

Introducing Bristol's Tax The Heat, born from a pure love of straight-ahead rhythm and blues music. With nods to many of their influences, the music they create calls back to a time when rock’n’roll was still new, vibrant and exciting – combining elements of 60's R&B, 70's rock and contemporary song writing, all within a deep-rooted blues ethic.

The band have since found the ears of some of their most well respected contemporaries and gained the interest of legendary producer Chris Goss (Masters of Reality, QOTSA, The Cult, BRMC) who, upon hearing the strength of the band’s self-recorded demos, immediately insisted upon coming to Bath, England at the end of his Masters of Reality tour to produce the E.P alongside engineer Tom Dalgety (Band of Skulls, Royal Blood, The Macabees). The end result; capturing the true feel and honesty of the band’s sound.

With slots at festivals such as Download and Calling (supporting Aerosmith) as well as several UK tours supporting the likes of Black Star Riders (Ex-Thin Lizzy) and The Virginmarys, Tax The Heat look to build on their early beginnings having been invited to join Thunder and Reef for 3 arena shows next year in March 2015.

In a nutshell: 
"Think if P.I.L. ran no.10 Downing Street and Arcade Fire & The Posies got together to write the new national anthem."

The future: A dystopia under the rule of a totalitarian government called The Disfavoured Party.

The story of the rise and fall of the Party is told as a trilogy, spanning three distinctive, self-released EPs: Manifesto, Inauguration and Referendum.

Turning a lifelong obsession with the end of the world and fall of mankind into a musical venture and mixing it with the band’s collective sense of tongue in cheek dark humour, lead singer (and self-proclaimed Executive Commissioner) Adam Rich describes the sound: “We take the listener through the twists and turns of a good, gripping drama. Opening Manifesto with the egocentric balls-out rock song ‘Vote for Me’ sets the perfect backdrop to introduce my character, the charismatic Executive Commissioner. The campaign begins with good intentions – but he is ground down by months of fake smiles, public appearances and baby kissing. He becomes bitter and hate-fuelled - resenting and blaming ‘the people’ for making him this way. The story of Manifesto continues with a moody jazz blues number, which gives an insight into his true feelings.” Adam lets that last comment linger. He nods - a knowing expression - his eyebrows raised absurdly high upon his rapidly balding head. “After that, we’ve got a song called Earthmother and that one’s about tits”.

The creative vision doesn’t end in the studio. On-stage antics and dress code is strictly in character and one is never quite sure how seriously these guys take their roles as twisted politicians. “The characters we play on stage are all interlinked, they are the pillars of the T.D.P.-opian society” says guitarist, Faith Director and chief songwriter, Gary Risdale. “There’s a bit of method acting going on. For example, our Minister for Development, Owen Roscoe, is actually a property developer”. 
That being said, I have it on good authority that bassist & Science Secretary, Dr Thomas Blockley is NOT a real doctor. A fan recently asked for advice on an ingrown toenail and was told to “Apply three leeches, twice daily” and if that didn’t work to “try amputation”. I also suspect the last time keyboardist Chancellor Maslen balanced a budget was on a Fisher Price abacus… Though some might say that makes him perfect for the role. 
With pounding militant rhythms, a crowd donning rosettes chanting “TDP” and a podium flanked by hanging banners bearing the distinctive cross-like emblem of the Party, you might - at best - believe you’ve stumbled upon an actual rally. At worst; a Number 10 in-house production of the Wicker man. Either way, it’s guaranteed to be entertaining!

Maybe this stubborn self-belief is how all parties get Joe Public to buy in to their ideas (no matter how warped). Maybe that’s the point…

**Now available for children's birthday parties!**

Band Interests include
-The three 'D's: Destruction, Death and Poverty,
-Soft-focus cat pictures,
-Insulin beats and Glucose Jazz,
-Susannah Reid

London-based musician, songwriter, producer and sound-artist.
Using Soundcloud for all musical output.
Discovery algorythms can deal with it.

Figment band is following