PLUME is an instrumental groove machine transcending musical genres: jazz, funk and post rock.

The Skipping Forecast are an experimental pop duo who blend guitar, vocals and percussive electronics into harmonised dreamlike songscapes.

Originally formed in Sheffield, within The Audacious Art Experiment collective, Sophia Pettit (Vocals/Guitar) and Luke Twyman (Percussion, Tones, Vocals) first began playing and writing acoustic folk songs together as a side project to main bands at the time. After a summer of playing unplugged around the USA at backyard and living room shows, the pair sought to develop their songs into a larger, more electronic sound for the dark and atmospheric domains. Utilising Twyman's current range of improvised analogue instruments (dictaphones, walkie talkies, synths, pedals) and Pettit's shimmering guitar and unique voice, The Skipping Forecast have evolved into a more abstract and haunting soundtrack to their gritty, picture book storytelling.

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Grandma's Hands are a 6 piece Sonic folk band based in Oxford, UK. 

We hope you enjoy our latest and final EP - 'Last Summer Light'.

A massive thanks to Luca, for production and positivity.

Grandma's Hands are:

Dave Macleod - Keys
Stuart Jee - Lead guitar and vocals
Gary Custance - Rhythm guitar and vocals
Jenny Collinson - Vocals
George Shackleton - Bass
Phil Wimbledon - Drums

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