This Modern Hope,  based in  West London

Drawing on influences such as Death Cab For Cutie, Doves and his brother's record collection, This Modern Hope's sound is classic yet fresh, switching seamlessly from up-tempo, driving rock to stirring ballads, Rob's soulful voice floating effortlessly over the melodies as the beats flow. Lyrically deep and with a heady vocal intricacy, the songs come straight from the heart and leave a lasting impression that words can't describe. 

With a strong musical pedigree, masses of talent and a little help from some friends, This Modern Hope's tunes are ready to be heard.

You may have seen me busking around Melbourne on a square of grass. I play originals.

Massive sounds straight from the streets of Perth.

Polar Patrol is a pro-active music publishing service for songwriters, artists and musicians set up by Jonny, Nathan and Gary from Snow Patrol which is run day to day by ex- Sony/ATV A&R Steve Farris. Our small team including recent addition Natalie Nissim offers a hands on approach to publishing with the aim of nurturing new songwriting talent and artist development.

We currently publish Johnny McDaid (songwriter), Here We Go Magic (band), Kidda (electronica artist), Luke Temple (singer/songwriter), Gita Langley (songwriter), Bo Bruce (artist) and Gary Nock (artist and singer/songwriter).

The best way of getting in touch is via our Facebook or Twitter pages.

Lo-fi alternative rock/indie, made in a room somewhere in Glasgow, with the occasional rare live appearence

Zero Day Threats release their debut CD this month (October 2018).  This was recorded in a few studios in Dundee, Scotland.  Always on the lookout for other musicians to join us so please get in touch if you are a bass player, Rhythm Guitarist or a Drummer

INDEPENDENT RECORD LABEL, BERLIN
LC-07493

www.kitchenrecords.de
www.kitchen.fm
https://www.facebook.com/Kitchen.Records.Berlin
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Craig began drumming in punk bands at High School in Scalloway in the Shetland Isles with Neil Preshaw and Jamie Duncan. On moving to Lerwick the mainstay of Scalloway musicians joined up with Jeff Ampleford and Gigs quickly followed Supporting the UK Subs, CUD, Love & Money,Toxik Ephex 
Toxik Ephex https://g.co/kgs/5KKs1j
 Wee Free Kings, The Men They Couldn't Hang and Manchester indie heroes The Chameleons who toured as 'The Sun & The Moon' to name a few. The band were interviewed for the NME & Melody Maker after gaining a fixture on the main stage of the Shetland Rock Festival, the review was less than favourable. 

In 1991 Craig moved to Aberdeen joining indie band 'Sunfish' who went on to be championed by then Northsound radio's Jim Gellatly and signed to nude records in 1995 The band 'Sunfish' changed their name to 'Geneva' and released critically acclaimed material on nude.
 In 1995 Craig moved to Newcastle to study Music at Northumbria University and formed 'Rusk' and ' Folkadelic' who made two recordings each at the BBC's pink palace before a bit of musical burn out.

 Craig returned to Scotland in 1998 and joined the DCA's music plus team in Dundee, tutoring drums in 1999. 

In 2003 Craig joined 'Spiral TV' with Ricky Mancini releasing two EP's before this band split to become a backing band for Ex.'Hurricane # 1's (vocalist) Alex Lowe (creation records) in 'Garage Flowers' Hurricane #1 were formed by RIDE guitarist Andy Bell who went on to join Oasis.  Garage Flowers didn't last longer than 3 months . 

Craig then joined a project called 'Bagosheights' who were a Dundee Punk band Gavin Steele (now drums with 121's under Nick Shane) Kenny Samson, guitar (now in Glasgow)and bassist Scott Wilkie (deceased) but again this was a short lived 6 months project. 

Craig then joined 'Peski Kings' after they lost their drummer. The Peski's released full LP 'Lucky Me, Lucky You' independently and played Glasgow ABC and Glasgow 02, festivals in Northumbria and some good support slots throughout Scotland, highlights include winning the online Rock Against Racism comp that got them support slots with 'Athlete.   The band  eventually broke-up due to various factors.  

2016 Craig joined forces with Graeme Scott with Mercurials;  a Dundee garage band which played a good few gigs and recorded a few demos at Seagate Studios in Dundee produced by Greame Watt and with Bassist Paul Mitchell. 

 Brown and Scott began talking about a re-union for the Newport Festival before the untimely death of lead singer Graeme Scott 14-05-2019.

A vinyl album of material was put together after Scott's passing called " "Back on the Outside" the songs of Greame Scott.

 Craig plays drums and percussion, sings backing vocals 

The LP was released through Assai Records in Dundee and was nominated for the SAY awards ( Scottish Album of the year) in 2020. 

Craig continues to write record and produce music at his High Street Studio in Arbroath, Scotland. 

Was recently played by Tom Morton Beatcroft Social Radio programme.

Call: 07484648841
email: brown.craig33@yahoo.com

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