A musical two fingers to a terrible year- trademark pumping beats and raw guitar riffs.

Hell Yeah!

2:45 is an independent duo formed by Melakki, who writes the lyrics, sings and plays the drums and Boolapp-Goro, who plays the bass guitar, sequences the synthesizers and also is in charge of the artwork. Both were born and raised in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Since they met there, they started making music together, traveling and living in some different parts of the world. It wasn't until the year 2018, that they started sharing their music with the world.

Their sound is electronic rock, with a blend of each of their own musical tastes and influences mainly combining psychedelic rock with several electronic music genres.
They grew up listening and loving music from Syd Barrett, The Doors, Lou Reed, Jimmy Hendrix, Nirvana, Brian Eno, Peter Gabriel, Einstürzende Neubauten, Nine Inch Nails, Aphex Twin, Joy Division, Sumo and Fela Kuti among others conforming an extensive list.

In these past years they focused in listening, discovering and connecting with other great indie artists. A loving and supportive community of independent musicians and artists, fans, radio hosts, curators, DJs and producers emerged stronger than ever during these 'pandemic times'. Many of these artists also described 2:45's music saying that it contained elements of indie rock, shoegaze, post-punk, indie pop, world music and kraut rock.

Meet Bulzara, the most electrifying indie musician to come out of the most boring seaside town in North East of Yorkshire. Born and raised in a town with more seagulls than people, Bulzara found solace in the buzzing sounds of his computer and the whirring of his synthesizers.

After a string of air plays on Jericho keys show BBC introducing York including track of the week for the single 'mutant frisbee' he decided to move to glamorous Gosport and get noisy with people of Hampshire!

Bulzara also enjoys collaborating with other indie artists, with some remixes under his belt for the band 'Signal committee' and solo act 'McDead' with both artists featuring on his first album 'Crocadillaseapig' along with punk queen 'Tashi delay' in the U.S.A and the big beat masters 'The Phat controllers'


love film scores from the 70s & 80s and try to incorporate a cinematic feel to my tunes, along with electronic elements like early new order, chemical brothers, the prodigy, but feel I'm pretty genre fluid, and incorporate many elements to my music

Pulses is the electronic alter ego of Notts based musician and Producer Chris Miles. Since 2018 Pulses has put out an enviably diverse range of electronic tracks, fusing DnB, house, disco, rock and jazz, as well working as remixer, producer and collaborator with artists around the UK and beyond, notably Michael Donoghue, Minimums, Montage Collective, Lines of Flight and Donnie Dynamite. You can follow @pulsesnotts on all the usual social media and find the full catalogue of tracks on pulses1.Bandcamp.com.

The music is mostly on the YouTube channel - occasionally it has found its way onto BBC Radio 6 Music, BBC Radio Wales, BBC Orbit, BBC Radio  Nottingham, BBC Radio Derby & BBC Radio Leicester

"Killer groove" & "irresistible jam" Tom Robinson (legendary songwriter, musician & BBC Radio 6 Music broadcaster)

"Heady stuff; an intoxicating international groove" Adam Walton (musician and BBC Radio Wales presenter)

“Banging beat”  Dipesh Parmar (President - Ministry of Sound Records)

“Super unique!”  Jaguar (Broadcaster, Journalist & DJ BBC Radio One & Mixmag )

“Gritty and authentic...makes me want to hear more” Emerald Rose Lewis (DJ & Presenter @ BBC Radio 1Xtra & Rinse FM)

"Dystopian Psychedelic Jazz" Lyonsy (host of SLE Radio's Punk and Indie Show & Asonica Radio)

“Nice down tempo vibes” Steven Braines  (co-founder of HE.SHE.THEY. collective)

Music played on Johnny (Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs) Hedley's Base Frequencies; Asonica Radio: SLE Punk & Indie Show; The Psychedelic Jukebox; In The Moog; etc

And very proud to have been the very first track on Signal Committee’s Eclectic Picks at Fresh On The Net – plus other triumphant returns! 

Reviewed as a Fresh Fave at Fresh On The Net five times -- "The Permissive Footpath Society" & "Weird? No!" & "Parasite Lost" & "Profane Disco" & also our sonic collaboration with The Gorstey Lea Street Choir: "The Dragons of Mont Blanc" 

Music featured on GongPlanet

Junkyard of Silenced Poets are Memorial Device Alternative National Treasures

A small amount of chaos is now on Twitter  (although the rancid horror of that place under the repellent owner will force a relocation, with BlueSky looking the most likely...)

We got thrown off TikTok because the 52 second runtime of our track Big Band Theory was quite correctly perceived as being of 'prog-rock dinosaur proportions'; chastened by this, we are now here instead.

Lines of Flight are an electropop band from Leeds. Originally a 2-piece formed during lockdown and writing and recording on iPhones in separate houses, we have now expanded to a 5-piece band, bringing live bass, drums and keyboards into our writing, recordings and live shows. 


Celilo Falls // Crush (Double A-side) is the first release since we welcomed our new members. While maintaining our electro roots and reflective lyrics, our sound has evolved to bring a raw new wave energy, with postpunk basslines and pulsing rhythms adding fresh urgency and depth.