Pusca are a band from North London, fronted by a German chanteuse. Taking the narrative cues from traditional English and Celtic folk music, their material touches on the social and the personal, placing the story as the song. Their set recalls numerous musical influences that fuse into a dynamic Alt/Indie/Americana sound with a West Coast feel. 

Edith Sitwell described them as, ‘Pearl Jam meets The Smiths at a party Lou Reed threw for Blondie.’


Here on The Agile Path we create audio documentaries on the issues facing organisations as they move towards more agile ways of working.

A mixed heritage of anglo Dominican and Colombian make up the members of Lilium, siblings Emma and Andrew Heselton and Sam Dobbyn. 

The band found early success, receiving the Cornish Guardian’s What’s on Cornwall 'Best Live Act', and pinning down impressive supports with Young Kato and The 1975. After relocating to Liverpool, Lilium were soon favourites of Liverpool International Music Festival, and blog Getintothis and, named as future one's to watch. Highlights of 2017 included a headline slot on the BBC introducing stage at Boardmasters Festival, where established critic Mark Kermode noted them as his 'treat of the afternoon,' calling the performance 'wonderfully peculiar, playful prog-pop mayhem'. Lilium are currently being championed by Dave Monks of BBC Introducing, Arielle Free of Virgin Radio and Jim Gellatly of Amazing radio.

Having been compared to Foals and Wolf Alice, Lilium are now based in London, and set to make serious waves in 2018, with an upcoming tour, including spots at Independent Venue Week and Notting Hill Arts Club.

LunchBand are five music creators, serving up tasty morsels in the South and East of England.

"There's something of Lunchband that suggests they've been listening to their Parents' Record Collection rather a lot. There's some 60s lurking under their Indie cloth. Byrds, Kinks, Syd Barrett even.. There's promise amongst the reverb." - Universal A&R Team

Formed in 2011 and swiftly building a reputation as one of the best British alternative indie bands on the underground scene, Lunchband are chomping their way to the big feast in the sky. Writing music from heavy genre-spanning cinematic scores all the way through to gracious modern love songs, LunchBand are willing to bet their dinner on the table that they can swoon you before bedtime.  

Their 2012 debut EP 'Rabbits, Princes, Phantoms & Beaches' received plenty of critical praise and BBC/Absolute Radio national exposure.

The follow up EP,  "Rhubarb & Mustard" was released late 2013 and is now available on iTunes.. For custom made hard copies message us directly! Buy it so we can eat!!! 

Also, hit up our Youtube channel (youtube.com/lunchband) and find us on Spotify! LunchBand loves you all X

Fusing bold melodic statements, filmic elements & rich harmony to photograph the unspoken beauty in life & the mystery in what lies beyond.
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Full Biography:

Whicha Mirrors is a collaboration founded by artists Joshua James Field and Michael Kilbey. A creative relationship dating back to childhood and a sense of shared existence permits a songwriting partnership of intrinsic understanding.

The duo fuses bold melodic statements with filmic elements and rich harmonies to photograph the truth and beauty in life, death and everything in between. 

2014 sees the band embarking upon their debut EP: 'Lightyears' which is planned for release later in the year, whilst playing the London circuit with a view to a nationwide tour in 2015.

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