Baxter Room is a project created by Opus Kink member, Sam Abbo. It is largely instrumental and includes library's of arrangements created for the potential syncing with film and media.

The sound draws influence from world music, classical and ambient electronica.

Email Samabbo99@gmail.com for enquires into using any of pieces for sync.

Otala are proving themselves a formidable opponent to genre boundaries; stabs of dissonance and atonality lose their grip as these new songs progress, sending the listener sprawling into territories of post-rock and ambience before being reeled back in by the lyrical narrative. The almost paradoxical combination of coherence and experimentation prove the band to be a fresh and eye-catching listen in the wider UK music scene.

3 piece goth-punk band from Nottingham, UK. 

Instagram: @Bloodwormband

Fresh On The Net is a music blog hosted by Tom Robinson and Team Freshnet, offering independent artists an open door and a level playing field for their music. Our inbox is open at http://freshonthenet.co.uk every Monday to Thursday morning - if you share a track with us there it will be heard by every member of our moderation team.

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An emergent movement as much as a band, Martial Arts’ killing of convention by a thousand irresistible abstract punk cuts, begins with their debut single, Warsaw.

Their intense live performances quickly caught the eyes and ear of a key few. With shows for Akoustik Anarkhy, So Young Magazine, Speedy Wunderground, Now Wave & Beyond the Music Festival achieved through word of mouth alone, the 5 piece have emerged as a must see band from the Manchester underground.

“horn-fuelled filth-funk, where punk and jazz combine in grimy circumstances” (Thomas Smith, NME Magazine)
“barnstorming, infectious” (Steve Lamacq, BBC 6 Music)
"a showdown to end all perception of genre... wearing their influences on their sleeves then ripping them to shreds” (Al Mills, So Young Magazine)
“one of the most exciting bands to emerge in the last decade” (Kieran Webber, CLUNK magazine)
a “raucous, intense blast of guitar pop” (Robin Murray, Clash Magazine)
“a bit too lively” (Robert Smith, The Cure)

Powerfully uncool electronic pop grooves for sarcastic introverts.
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