We are Reptile, a 4 piece from London.
Luke Cloherty - guitar/lead vox, Bill Gough - lead guitar/vox, Shez Graham - drums,  Jordan Tozer - bass. 

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In Plain Sight are a hard rock band based in Watford UK; citing influences from Black Sabbath, KISS, Van Halen and more. 

Formed in late 2014, the band started when guitarist Tom, and drummer Dave, decided to embark on a new project; having worked together previously in other bands. They were soon joined in January 2015 by Matt, guitar, who Tom has known since university. 

Following several jam sessions, the three-piece adopted the name In Plain Sight (Dave would later admit this was an homage to Tom) and sought to complete the line up. They approached Katy (an old college friend, and songwriting partner, of Matt’s) to sing, and were finally joined by Will on bass in January 2016.

2016-2017 saw a productive run of songwriting and the band headed into the studio to lay down several original tracks, but gigs were not forthcoming. The band was rocked by the news that vocalist Katy was moving to Canada, leaving In Plain Sight without a complete line up once more. 

Undeterred, the band started to search for a new vocalist. After months of searching, Karlysnarly joined as lead vocalist in April 2018.

Spurred on by Karly’s hard-hitting, gritty rock vibe, the band has gone from strength to strength; releasing demo “Into the Night - Live EP” in January 2019. 

In Plain Sight made their long awaited live debut in June 2019 at Trinity Bar in Harrow. Well received, the band have gone on to play several shows across the UK from Birmingham to St Albans. IPS will be making their Camden debut at the legendary Fiddler’s Elbow in December 2019, before returning to Trinity on Dec 23rd to wrap up the year where the live journey began.

The band bring together a classic mix of gritty, memorable vocal lines, punching bass, and dual guitar licks to give a unique sound - bringing 1980s hard rock into the modern era.

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