Caravaggio work with colours in music to create an imaginative soundscape. Three musicians painting rhythms and transitions with technical precision, blending influences from Rock, Funk and Mediterranean Sound, strengthened by their use of both English and Italian language.

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"Caravaggio will guide you upon this journey sharing their Italian/English extraordinary prog-rock; a clear example of incredible song-writing"

-Atlantic waves

Having carved a distinct niche marrying psychedelic blues and symphonic harmonies, Tail Feather have a strongly rooted reputation for delivering head spinning shows and captivating melodies.

Described as bringing together “nostalgia and soul” by The 405, Tail Feather’s cool West Coast attitude and timeless feel has earned them supports with the likes of Blossoms, White Denim, Wolf Alice and Fun Lovin’ Criminals amongst others.

The release of their new 4 Track EP ‘Mother Nature’ (out 7th October) is undeniably their strongest and most concentrated effort to date. Followed by a full UK Headline Tour, 2016 is set to be a breakthrough year for one of the most exciting new bands out there.
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"Our favourite new band." ­ Music Week

"Tail Feather take things into altogether more sultry territory, with their bourbon­soaked blues rock bringing to mind the likes of Fleetwood Mac and Lynyrd Skynyrd.'' Kerrang

"Take the Allman Brothers, put Ray Manzarek on keyboards and layer the whole gumbo with CSN&Y style vocals; then play psychedelic tinged West Coast Rock." 247

"Thumping, catchy, and sun­glazed ­ Tail Feather bring nostalgia and soul together for a 70s indebted experience." ­ The 405

"The screeching guitars and rolling melody smell of leather, sheepskin, beards and matured bourbon.” ­ Art Rocker, Single of the Week

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Heiðrik (Hi´drik) is the sound of a new generation of music hailing from the remote and tiny Faroe Islands. His new album Funeral is a collection of songs dealing with his past struggles in his isolated conservative home environment. The album, consisting of 10 organic and acoustic tracks driven by piano, strings, ukulele as well as Heiðrik’s softly expressive vocal, takes us on a melancholic, confrontational and mildly humorous journey inspired by jazz and folk from 1920s to the 1950s. His fragile and versatile voice has been compared to other LGBT singers, such as Anohni from Antony and the Johnsons and Marlene Dietrich.

Deaf Poets music is unabashedly raw, a sound that runs wild and rip-shit riot. It’s the sound of guitars, distorted and dialed all the way up, buzzing like a chainsaw at your door; of vocals growing from a dulcet growl to an all out howl; of drums that hit like a freight train, so hard you think the heads are going to pop. It’s garage rock made by two guys who just like to go on stage and wail.

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