Formed in London, Pulmonic are a classic three piece (Niall, Filipe and Graham) from 3 countries (Ireland, Portugal and Australia).  Over the past 3 years they have been refining their sound into something that is original, polished but raw. With a style that sits between musical genres Pulmonic are a hard band to pigeonhole. Covering many touchstones of rocks recent past they are sometimes dark, sometimes heavy while always evolving.   

In May 2015 the band decamped to record their debut album at the little known Pentagon Studios on the outskirts of Lisbon in Portugal. The album was recorded over 6 intense days by producer/engineer Fernando Matiase and reflects the stark industrial landscape surrounding the studio. Mixed later that year at Holy Mountain Studios in Hackney the new material explores themes of clandestine populations, conflicts of territory, the dichotomy of war and a beguiled popular culture. This is all set to a backdrop of distorted guitars, wailing vocals and propulsive drums.  Sprawling over 48 minutes and containing 7 songs, the album, Gulf is a true exploration of what rock and roll can be. 


I am a spoken word artist, singer-songwriter and musician. I'm influenced by Aesop Rock, Avenged Sevenfold and Jake Morely. I specialise in combining poetry with music to create 'poet rock' and generally messing about. 

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Hi! I'm just starting out as a producer in Bristol, UK. I write and play electric guitar for rock/prog(ish) band As Gods, and did a short stint on bass for Bristol-based groove metal band Valis Ablaze. 

So far I have recorded and produced local Bristol bands Valis Ablaze and Subversive, and I'm always looking to take on new clients for services such as pre-production, recording, mixing/mastering, or any combination thereof!

I'll do my best to keep this page updated with my latest work, as well as sneak peeks at works in progress from As Gods from time to time ;)

Enjoy, and if you like my work, please comment and share! Hell, if you don't like my work, please tell me why you think it sucks!

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