“Like Laura Marling jamming with MBV at a house party…Achingly Beautiful Music”
- Green Man Music -
 
“Creating celestial landscapes out of elements of indie, folk, experimental pop and even post-rock, this band’s sense of intimacy and power fits the bill perfectly.”
- Breaking More Waves -
 
“nothing short of inspirational…travelling deep in to your emotive state as if being propelled forward by the pounding drums, passionately relatable vocals and high-strung, elongated guitars”
- Scientists of Sound 2013 -


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The Mountaineers released their debut album 'Call Them Brothers' in March 2017. The album's lead single, 'Where Wild Flowers Grow Fondly' channeled a fuzzy 8 minute haze of the band's shoegaze and krautrock influences, receiving airplay from John Kennedy at Radio X and Mark Ratcliffe and Steve Lamacq on BBC6 Music. 

After a summer of touring and festival appearances, the band retreated to record their follow-up single 'Dragonfly' released in March 2018. The event was marked by the first 'Circus Envy Festival', a one-day event celebrating music and art curated by the band.

The Cadbury Sisters are an alternative-pop trio who released their brilliant second EP ‘Sarah’ in June2015 via Fear of Fiction Records. Recorded at the legendary RAK Studios in London and coming exactly one year after their debut EP ‘Close’, the new release is an exciting departure from the melancholic vocal harmonies that defined that record. Expect to hear a broad spectrum of sonic influences, ranging from Fleetwood Mac and Kate Bush to Bat For Lashes and First Aid Kit, boldly displayed alongside lyrics that disclose the siblings closely shared personal experiences and melodies that echo their pop-songwriting sensibilities.

The band have had a busy year so far, including a successful 17 date headline UK tour and playing a debut performance at Glastonbury Festival.

PRESS QUOTES
• “They make beautiful music” – Huw Stephens, Radio 1
• “Breathtaking vocal harmonies and painfully honest lyrics” – The 405
• “Absolutely stunning, you’ll be hearing more of that from me” – Janice Long, Radio 2
• “Beautiful harmonies and gorgeous vocals” – Tom Robinson, BBC6 Music

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