In August 08 our dear friend and saxophone player Bob Fell died suddenly, for no obvious resason. We were all playing in a band called the Ironwaters and were due to play a gig that morning. The aftermath of that tragic event resulted in the birth of The Fellons.

We've been busy writing and recording and have just had one of our tracks remixed by Dan Broad, who has previosuly had tracks released on Ministry of Sound compilations and is currently co-writing the next Mondays album.

The Kathryn Wheel is a female fronted 4-Piece Indie-Rock Band, from Cheshire UK, writing and performing original material.

A recording studio in Littleborough, offering low cost (sometimes free!) recording to bands wanting to make an EP or full length Album.

The Flaming Hearts were formed in 2015 at the base of Pendle Hill where every year 1000's of people come to celebrate the famous witches and covens that the area was once infamous for. 
Into the modern era 5 lads from not so different backgrounds met on a dark foreboding night and decided once more to try and create their own kind of magic in the form of songs which can lift the soul and brighten the darkest of days. 
They understand the soul jangling effect that hook driven and infectious riffs can have on people and coupled with heartfelt and meaningful lyrics which tell personal stories they are proud to say that each song that makes it from concept to recording is different in sound and style. 

2 of the band members very nearly gate crashed the Grammys a few years back through a misunderstanding they found themselves thrown into the spotlight of the national press and TV. They did the right thing (regretfully now!) and didn't ride the wave for too long. They did however get to play the Sun newspaper studio in London where the week before Bon Jovi had been recording and were hailed by Sting on live TV when asked about certain TV talent shows vs this band from the cobbled streets of Lancashire who have tread the sticky carpeted hard nosed working men's clubs where only the fierce and talented survive said "God Bless em." 

Amongst many experiences the band can draw on festival performances, support slots for Bruce Foxton, Dodgy, X Simple Minds and Eddie & The Hotrods as well as live performances on Radio. 
5 lads who have an unshifting belief that if your good enough you'll get somewhere in this business and plan on enjoying the ride wherever it may take them. 
We are The Flaming Hearts and we are magic.


Introducing Skyeladder: - they are looking for gigs/festivals/radio play publicity to play in order to promote their new album "Yeah, Yeah, Yeah".

The band was formed around the nucleus of husband and wife song-writing team Paul and Janie Britton from the UK.
Their music includes the pop, rock, folk and country genres.
They are able to perform live versions of their songs with anything ranging from an acoustic duo to a six piece band.

Skyeladder have performed at some memorable places including Manchester’s Bridgewater Hall and Apollo Theatre. They have also appeared at 2015s Carfest North, organised by Chris Evans (Radio 2) which sold 20,000 tickets, raising money for BBC Children In Need. Janie and Paul have also made numerous radio and TV appearances.

They recorded their first self financed album "Yeah, Yeah, Yeah" in 2015 of which you will find links to the songs listed within this page.

Do take a listen to their album and if you like their music give them a shout at music@skyeladder.net
www.skyeladder.net






“This ridiculously catchy track has been winning TV and radio play worldwide for good reason. That’s a big hook!”
Vive Le Rock Magazine

“It’s as catchy a piece of effervescent ear candy I’ve heard for years. It sounds like a hit. In fact, it’s a hit.”
Cross Rhythms Radio

Straight, to the point, with all killer and no filler. This is Peter118 in a nutshell. Stomping out a floor destroying mix of retro post punk slash blue collar anthem in under two minutes is never an easy feet yet Peter118 pulls it off with that rebellious swagger and supercharged determination meant for the coolest underground clubs.

Originally the solo project of Peter Field, formerly of Stoke-based Punk bands Senseless and Ambassadors of Shalom, Peter118 stormed onto the scene with the release ‘Make It Or Break It’ EP in 2014, when Field was joined by his wife Janine on bass and backing vocals, and friend Sam on drums to form fully fledged three-piece punk outfit.

2016’s ‘Need You More’ EP marked a pivotal point in Peter118’s career when they won the support of legendary KROQ DJ Rodney Bingenheimer in LA who championed the lead single. The accompanying music video was also playlisted by JUCEtv and BlankTV.

The band looks set to further their reach during 2017 with the band confirmed for festival appearances in the UK and the Rainbow Rock festival in Stockholm, Sweden. The new single ‘Radio’ is instantly infectious, a slice of taut Punk Pop that looks set to establish Peter118 as a force to be reckoned with.

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