Formed in the quiet shadows of a Yorkshire town, Echo Parade channel the tension and restlessness of growing up with nowhere to go. Their music born from chipped paint, derelict buildings and long walks home after missed chances.

Blending heavy guitars, angular rhythms and retro synths, the band's sound sits somewhere between post-punk urgency and dream pop melancholy. Think of The Cure, Arctic Monkey and Fontaines DC playing a basement gig with Mark Coyle working the mixing desk.

Their sound is a snapshot of disillusioned abandonment: electric, edgy, and always reaching for something just out of frame.

Echo Parade are not trying to be your next favourite band - but they may become the one you go looking for when the nights get too quiet.

For Bookings contact: echoparade@yahoo.com

Drummer, enjoys playing any style, and making beats and collaborating.

Here is a collection of old things I played on back in the day. And some beats I've been making for fun more recently using my own recordings from my studio and samples

My name is George, I've been playing guitar for 20+ years and am writing instrumental music with prog, metal, rock, blues and jazz influences.

“Vitriolic punk rock that’s vital and relevant to what’s going on today. Knuckle are one of the most accomplished bands on the circuit right now.” - Under the Radar

“Huddersfield may not have many hugely recognisable bands currently, but this album will surely change that” - Punktastic

“Sheer visceral attitude” - The Arts Desk

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