rock band / nashville / http://www.sweettalker.co

Birmingham (UK) based four-piece influenced by Elliott Smith, Nirvana, QOTSA, Heatmiser, Weezer etc. 
Matt Tregortha - Vox/Guitar
Rich Tregortha - Vox/Guitar
Chris Ward - Bass

Vigilance Committee is a fresh and innovative indie/electro-rock band originating from Birmingham and Manchester.

The band's sound is a vibrant collage of musical styles, incorporating driving indie rhythms, electronic dance, pop and catchy vocal hooks. Since the band’s full inception in late 2010 they have experimented with their style and influences to create an individual and highly distinctive sound. Their energetic live shows have captivated audiences and have been exceptionally well received to date. 2012 sees a new challenge for the band as their reputation grows and they perform their rapturous compositions and crowd-pleasing live set all over the UK.

"Four mad musical chemists from England’s West midlands, who expertly mix and blend vast musical ingredients to create a dynamic sound that effortlessly walks the tightrope between indie-rock & electro-pop" - Kick Kick Snare (Los Angeles)

"I always believe that every great band needs a set of vocals that are automatically distinguishable, and you will definitely know a VC track within a second of hearing this voice" - Handclap Movement (New York, US) 

"It’s always a good sign when you hear a new band and they sound like they’ve been around for years. It’s also a good sign when you carry on listening and the new band just get better and better " - All Noise (UK)

Nigel Colley - Publicist

Alternative band from UK. Influences include Heatmiser, Nine Black Alps, Manics, Foos, QOTSA amongst others 

After its formation in 2012, extensive touring, show playing, and song writing, Anomic is currently working on their debut album, Moth Dust. Release dates will be posted soon!

Moom Music Extraordinaire. Moom Music I hear you say. Well it is sound of any kind put together in a creative way that makes the Moom People dance.

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