Vocalist, composer, performer, visual artist, producer.

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Hands of the Heron (Bristol, UK) are best known for their distinctive multilayered vocal harmonies. Their shapeshifting sound draws from an eclectic pool of influence including contemporary alt-folk, polyphonic choral music, 60s-era psychedelia, and cinematic minimalism. Comprising BEA, Anonymous They, Bec Garthwaite, Bethany M. Roberts and Tom Yates, each band member brings a signature style of writing that they collectively arrange with powerful vocal harmonies and flexible instrumentation. The resulting songs are cocooned within an immersive sonic landscape that listeners can lose themselves in. Each songwriter also has a solo project featuring regular performance & production collaborations from within the band, and they recently launched DIY label Cuculi Records to release their music. They celebrated the release of their debut album in 2017 by embarking on a joint tour with former bandmate and long-term collaborator Ben Osborn, who has written material for the band and included various members in his line up for recording & live shows. They have performed at landmark Bristol venues, and spent several summers extensively touring the UK festival circuit.

Since 2002 Smerins Anti-Social Club have established themselves as one of the hottest underground acts Britain has to offer. While they’ve recently made ripples on the radio with a release on Tru Thoughts (the band’s dub rendition of the Doctor Who theme) and a track specially commissioned by 6 Music, it’s their enviable reputation as a live act that has long been winning this 8-piece band appearances at the country’s top festivals.

Formed when a group of friends decided to put together a band as an antidote to a somewhat stale music scene in their former hometown of Southampton, Smerins Anti-Social Club quickly forged their own direction by mashing together a diverse range of influences. Elements of funk, 1930s swing, drum'n'bass, ska and alt-rock are fused together with a punk-rock energy and delivered with real musicianship.


A time-travel and nonsense podcast! Tom and Simon experiment with a Time Telephone they found in a charity shop which enables them to call each other in the future and the past. All while skilfully avoiding paradoxes!

Happy Hour at The Pegbar and Grill Podcast is an excuse for Tim McCourt and Sam Taylor to talk to some of their favourite filmmakers and animation creators. The Pegbar and Grill is also a curated Vimeo Channel. Theme tune by BXFTYS Audio. Research by Max Taylor. Presented (mostly) by Sam Taylor and Tim McCourt. Max, Sam, and Tim are members of The Line Animation Studio.

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