Short and sappy, never happy.            
                                -Don'tGetPittedBrah

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www.watch-this-place.com

"California-based ‘The Neptuners’ describe their sound as ‘surf-pop with a bit of rock influence’. No, that’s not technically a proper genre, but it if it were it would be a sound of idyllic summer, lounging in a park with bottles of beer, driving down a road with your windows down and the sun baking into your skin, that moment at about 3am at a house party where the last dregs of the party scene drift off to sleep to something soothing and settling..."

http://www.watch-this-place.com/2012/06/music-mondays-neptuners.html

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http://nuevabombay.com/

"This spring has given us good tunes...Armed independently using an iPhone and apps like Garage Band.  songs can go through a soft surf and stick like the Beach Boys...as well as Wavves...remarkable fondness for kittens...structured and well thought out, another option for the city and the beach...more good friends from California!"  http://nuevabombay.com/nueva-cancion-de-the-neptuners-parannoying/


The Daturas are a 4 piece creating a unique style of music.
All songs are original and written by the Daturas. Faithless and Faceless lyrics by Chowles and Holiday.
Joe Chowles - Vocals and Guitar
Will Southward - Pedal steel, Wurly and Backing Vox.
Isaac Phillips - Drums and Backing Vocals.
Chris Marsh - Bass and Backing Vocals.
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Purchase my tracks on CD and download from http://benparcell.bandcamp.com/

Ben Parcell is one of the U.K's new breed of folk artists. He has been busy playing over 250 gigs across England and Scotland in the last three years. Along the way supporting respected UK acoustic artists Chris Helme Ben Marwood, Ryan Spendlove

2013 sees the release of Ben's full length CD album 'Expectations' drawing from influences of modern pop folk artists such as Frank Turner and Ed Sheeran

Angus Powell is a unique voice in the UK music scene.

Hugely multi-textural in their construction, but with a misleadingly simple feel, Powell’s tracks contain imagery that every listener can relate to in a personal way. His songs ‘connect’ in a rare, moving, and precious way.

Affecting and a tad bonkers with a 60's pop sheen and melodic sensibility from the north of England.

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