“Atone” is raw garage‑rock fire from Keighley’s own Minnis - inspired by bands like The White Stripes, it delivers biting riffs, confessional lyrics, and a cathartic acapella chorus that lingers long after the last note. Short, sharp, and built for replayability, it comes straight from our debut EP ATONE.

Atone

“Crooked Man” kicks off our debut EP ATONE with a dirty bass riff that explodes into full‑band chaos. A gnarly solo and a chorus that chants “Crooked man, oh he’s the crooked man, I’m in the palm of his hand” make it a raw, confessional anthem. Released on Halloween with a horror‑movie‑styled video, it’s heavy, catchy, and built to rattle walls.

Crooked man

“Survival of the Sickest” is heavy alt‑rock energy from Minnis - packed with chunky riffs, reverb‑soaked vocals, and a chorus that sticks. Dropped on Halloween with its own horror‑movie‑styled video, it’s urgent, gritty, and built to shake the underground. Straight off our debut EP ATONE.

Survival Of The Sickest

“Shh” shows a different side of Minnis - calmer indie‑leaning verses that explode into heavier punk‑tinged choruses. A track about anxiety and the struggle of large crowds, it blends raw honesty with tension and release. Fresh from our debut EP ATONE, it’s proof we can stretch our sound without losing the grit.

Minnis are an alt‑rock band from Keighley, West Yorkshire, carving out a sound that’s raw, cathartic, and unpolished. Rooted in DIY spirit, they record, mix, and master everything themselves, blending dirty riffs, blues grit, and psychedelic edges with the stripped‑back energy of garage rock. Their debut EP ATONE (2025) showcases this ethos - loud, imperfect, and proudly Yorkshire.

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