Ardeth Bey's original music is inspired largely by rock bands of the late 60's and early 70's; particularly those that combined organs and synthesizers with bluesy electric guitar. The four-piece band's live set also includes a selection of vintage rock and blues covers by artists such as Muddy Waters, Shocking Blue and The Doors.

Somewhere to upload my non Ardeth Bey related tunes, some from my first band, 'Geronticide' as well as some solo stuff I've done in more recent years. 

50 • YEAR • STORM
ALT PSY ROCK • EST 2016 • CORNWALL

50 Year Storm is a dynamic three-piece from Newquay, Cornwall, formed in 2016. Driven by expansive influences, they rejected musical constraints, realising their diverse sound is their strength. Their music refuses to sit in any niche, fusing elements of dance music with a broad spectrum of rock genres for genuinely dynamic live shows. The goal: to create "riffs and dreams"—euphoric, epic choruses and powerful hooks designed to help the listener transcend their environment. 

From Sub Focus to Biffy Clyro, Pendulum to Sam Cooke and Vaughan Williams, 50 Year Storm love passionate music and the diverse sonic beauty the human spirit can create. After the success of their single Bulleit, 50 Year Storm were invited to play for the American whiskey brand Bulleit at their annual Palooza festivals in Austria and Germany. 

2017’s debut EP ‘Distressor’ was recorded by music heavyweight John Cornfield (Muse, Oasis, Supergrass) and showcases the band’s love for dirty blues and dark lyrics. "The ferocity on tracks like Naughty Coffee and Cold Teeth is just incredible... flippin' bravo" - BBC Introducing.

From 2020 - 2023, the band took a heavier turn, developing their punchy synth sounds and focusing on guitars with attitude, going on to release The Fanlight, Intravenous, Grace and Doldrums.  But they didn't stop there. With a newfound love for psy-trance, releases set for 2025 and 2026 will take a new turn.

New single 'Widow of Reality' out now!

Mad Jack Of The Boneyard are a Cornish duo bringing a jaunty approach to traditional Irish folk and contemporary tunes. Banjo and mandolin player Jamie has been playing acoustic instruments for over 10 years, his family hail from Wexford allowing the Cornish/Irish fusion tones to ring through. Along with acoustic guitar player Dave they are currently recording their debut album of sea shanties, Irish folk and nautical melodies.

Anal Reconstruction's main person.
Pöwerthrone's queen.

Where would the world be without me?

Somewhere better.

That's where.

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