Mammals of Cold Blood are a 4 piece indie-punk rock band who play original songs with gritty vocals, raw sounding over-driven guitars producing catchy riffs and deep basslines keeping the sweating audiences wanting more. 

Formed in Bangor University in North Wales as away of releasing tension after tuition, in a garage far away from the city we hit strings and bang drums between lectures.

We have a vast range of influences, but are particularly inspired by The Pixies, Queens of the Stone Age, Jimi Hendrix, Slint, Radiohead, Nirvana, Royal Blood, Modest Mouse. All result in an Indie-grunge mishmash!

Impressing BBC Wales' Adam Walton got us airplay on his BBC Introducing Show...

"...Mammals of Cold Blood are about riffery, not frippery, a raw but catchy tone, refreshing to hear." - Adam Walton

We've also been played on Local internet Radio, including the Broken Jukebox. 
With an established stockpile of original songs, we gig whenever possible. Our live shows are gaining more positive feedback with each performance, and have released an E.P in September 2015. 

Purchase  'Descended into Apes E.P' for only £3 on
https://mammalsofcoldblood.bandcamp.com/album/descended-into-apes

Members of Mammals of Cold Blood are:

John Mahon - Vocals / Guitar
Andy Holden - Vocals / Guitar
Jake Rutter - Drums
Josh Roberts - Bass


Elder Fawn is a Progressive Rock band from the UK, based in Manchester. 

Aspiring musician, mainly trash and noise. Part of the noise collective Porch Collapse.

Nathan//21//Manchester//

A dreamy blend of reverb soaked guitar hooks, nostalgic synths and some dusty drum machines.

Raw, aggressive and dischordant. Garage indie rockers Druids fuse old Hardcore punk with a modern take on the grunge sound. To encourage tightness, the frontmen swap bass and guitar roles between songs on stage and in the studio.
Formed in 2017 by bassist John Mahon and guitarist Andy Holden. Writing began on the songs that would later become the album 'Proletariat.'

Released the following year, 'Proletariat,' a  satirical and aggressive hardcore rock experiment with poignant mood changes features three drummers. Michael Gallagher, Jacob Wilkes and Scott Ireton, who all contribute their own take on the sound, with Scott playing the majority of the EP.     

After playing some small but high octane shows, like seeing a cathartic release of energy from the band members, Druids are looking to spread their wings and have their sights firmly set on the Northern- English rock scene for 2018. 
The current lineup stands as,
John Mahon - Vocals/Guitar/Bass
Andy Holden - Vocals/Guitar/Bass
Jacob Wilkes - Drums

OT Duncan is following