Manchester’s Ghosts of Social Networks release their new single No Going Back on Friday 10th February via Integrity Records. 

The widescreen slice of sweeping indie rock follows the classic North-West guitar-pop lineage and arrives hot on the heels of their previous singles Love Potion and Comeback Kid.

Since arriving in early 2016, Ghosts of Social Networks (the alter-ego of Manchester-based Nathan Till) have quickly turned musical heads with their debut single Love Potion drawing immediate support from BBC 6 Music’s Steve Lamacq and presenters at Amazing Radio. 

Inspired by new wave, Nick Cave and The National, Nathan’s music is classic yet innovative and with the addition of Ben Dargue (drums) and Andrea Gobbi (bass), GOSN create a stunning full band sound. 

Their second single Comeback Kid was championed by BBC Introducing in Manchester as well as over 25 regional radio stations in the Autumn, and the band have also received rave reviews from Louder Than War and online press.

Ghosts of Social Networks follow a release date show at Manchester’s iconic Night & Day Café with further gigs in Birmingham and Manchester.

Sun 5 Mar – Sunflower Lounge, Birmingham
​Sat 18 Mar – Fuel, Manchester
Fri 14 Apr – Gullivers, Manchester (FREE SHOW)

For more info, head to ghostsofsocialnetworks.com

No Going Back

Ghosts of Social Networks - No Going Back

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Integrity Records was founded in 1994 in a small office in Bedford, England. After early releases from Cambridge indie-boys The Traceys, the label became notable for signing bands such as Miss Black America, Plutonik and Million Dead, whose vocalist Frank Turner went on to forge a successful solo career.

John Peel was a great supporter of the label and played the vast majority of their releases on his BBC Radio 1 show. In 2002, 5 Integrity releases (including B-sides) proudly appeared in Peel’s annual Festive Fifty.

In recent years, Integrity has also been the UK home for American artists such as ex-Babes In Toyland Kat Bjelland's Katastrophy Wife, Nashville-based duo Travis+Julie and former Low Anthem guitarist Daniel Lefkowitz's new band Futur Primitif, together with Australian all-girl scrunge-rock trio Valentiine and their Melbourne underground buddies Mannequin Death Squad; the most recent additions to the Integrity family being Danish dream-folkers MALMØ and Ida Wenøe, and Greenlander Simon Lynge.

The label's long-term ethos of discovering and supporting home-grown talent also remains strong, with album and EP releases from the likes of Pet Dog Storm, Miniature Dinosaurs, theLights, Horse Party, Silhouettes and Ghosts of Social Networks in their catalogue.