Half Welsh /  half Swedish breaks and techno producer

Two music making, tea drinking, boys from the Shire…

write the theme tune, sing the theme tune

Once so common that Shakespeare described London as "a city of Red Kites and Crows", the Red Kite (Milvus milvus) was persecuted and hunted to extinction throughout the 18th and 19th centuries. Its reintroduction, initiated in 1989 by the RSPB and the Joint Nature Conservation Committee, is now the most successful reintroduction of any bird species in Europe. In 2006 The Independent newspaper reported the first sighting of a Red Kite over London for 150 years. 

Red Kite are a six-piece from London. They play alt-rock music. With three guitarists, two drummers, and equal parts hymn and squall, they will be releasing their debut album 'Songs For Crow' on Bonfire Night (Gunpowder, Treason & Plot). Inspired by the poetry of Ted Hughes, and recorded over the course of two years following a personally devastating sequence of events, the album touches on themes of death, loss, love and masculinity. It's all good though, he gets the girl at the end. 

The album was initially made available to fans via a Pledge campaign on April 29th it reached 100% of it’s target within four days of going live. Now everyone can hear the grandeur and majesty of this album in time for the fireworks to commence.

Download the album now from iTunes:
https://itunes.apple.com/gb/album/songs-for-crow/id722346078

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