To Be Part Of You

Binary

London town (Demo)

OUT NOW - Projectile Dysfunction - on all above average streaming services [Veta Records].

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Stalagmites are a 3 piece from Salford: Bradley Lynch (Vocals/Bass), Alex Hardman (Guitar) and Daniel Jones (Drums). Their single, Binary, released in 2017, has received national airplay in the UK from Steve Lamacq (BBC6 Music) and John Kennedy (Radio X). So far in 2018, the track has been featured on the fashion segment of ITV's This Morning twice, with the band realising that the track not only has the quality to prompt respected DJs like Lamacq to say it's "like a lone voice in the dark", but that it also works as a soundtrack to Holly & Phil presenting a selection of coats and shoes.  2018 has been getting even better too with the release of a live performance of a rework of Underworld's 90 dance classic Born Slippy to mark the start of their relationship with London-based label Veta Records. This will be followed by a hometown headline gig at The Eagle Inn in Manchester on 7th June before the release of their new single ‘Projectile Dysfunction’ the day after, the band's account of the difficulties of keeping a band together and navigating through the unfavourable climate of the music industry. Further singles will follow later in the year with a string of gigs interspersed throughout. 2018 is looking pivotal for Stalagmites, I wouldn't turn away if I was you.  

"A lone voice in the dark." Steve Lamacq, BBC Radio 6 Music.

“Sounding Excellent. My Xposure Hot One” John Kennedy, Radio X

“I’m not saying Stalagmites are the next legendary Manchester band, but based on ‘Binary’, they're off to a good start.” If It’s Too Loud

"Manchester has been known to deliver some incredible talent over the years and those talents have gone on to influence countless others. Our latest Artist of The Week has the potential to be one of these bands, and in all of the best ways possible." The Vinyl District

"Binary is full of emotion, Antics era Interpol-like riffs, a throbbing retro sound bass and the northern tortured vocals of founder member Bradley Lynch." GIGsoup

"Binary will help pull you out of any darkness you may find yourself in." Fortitude Magazine

“They take a brooding, Interpol-esque approach on “Binary” to tantalizing effect.” The Revue

“Truly infectious.” Gigslutz

Binary

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