Red Dawe are an electro-acoustic trio from Malvern.

We play mainly cover songs but are working to produce some original material in the near future.

We consist of:

Tiff - Vocals
Jim - Vocals, Guitar, Bass & Production
Dom - Guitar

You can listen to some of our live performances and recordings at the links below! :)

YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_5H92Z4TgSmmpbtulceRYg

SoundCloud - https://www.soundcloud.com/red_dawe

here is a couple of tracks from the first demo from us. and we are just gunna use this space as a bit of a bio type thing. firstly the name.... 11:11, where does that come from we hear you asking.... well it comes from the fact that the two of us have been seeing the time eleven minutes past eleven stupid amounts of times since we were like probly 12! and just other things like getting shop and food bills of £11.11p far too often. we then found out that infact its a well documented world wide thing and that its linked to all kinds of spooky shit!! any ways we are a worcester based two piece punk metal band... yes thats correct a TWO PIECE!  fromed out of benn foster on lead vocals and guitar and carl sampson on drums and backing vocals. we are starting to apper more and more on the local gig scene and we hope can can only continue doing this.... so if you like our two tracks on here, maybe even have our demo or maybe youy get the 11:11 thing happen to you... come see us and support local bands!

Songwriter and Vocalist in Alternative Rock band GlassTalk - Listen to demos below!

SINGER SONG WRITER WITH PASSION , ME THE WORLD AND MY MUSIC ! album due to be recorded next year!

Nuns of the Tundra are an alt-rock midlands-based 4 piece, releasing music since early 2017. Now a prominent part of the ‘Worcester Wave’ music movement,  Troy Tittley, Arran Davies, Jim Smith and James Gray's energetic and memorable performances have resulted in festival slots, BBC radio support, a national tour and a sturdy fan base locally and internationally.  With guitars that seamlessly switch from off-kilter heaviness  to mesmerizing psychedelia, and bass that straps you down as drums pummel you in the face. The Nun's sound strips math rock down to its undies and redresses it in your best leathers.

Jim Smith is following