Irish artist based in East London, UK. 

Instagram: clover_universe222

Born in the year 1987, year of the flaming rabbit, Bunny had an epiphany when a rabbit sprung forth from a forest fire. Bathed in flame and letting loose a most ungodly scream. Bunny would once again; take up his microphone, fight light with dark and spread the good word...

Bunny then gathered 5 disciples from all walks and corners with a common goal to smash foe's and change the game. To berate and celebrate. To open your eyes.

B.A.T.B.I. recently shared the bill with Ireland's top entertainment act the Rubberbandits in Belfast's Empire Music Hall:
(http://www.irishnews.com/arts/2015/05/29/news/gig-of-the-week-the-rubberbandits-in-belfast-124553/)

“The band’s brooding music is a tour de force in dynamics, the subtle rise and fall leading to taut emotions” CLASH

Through a patient clutch of singles, the raw and anthemic songcraft of Liverpool’s Cavalry has cut it’s own melancholy notch into the city’s vibrant, new music renaissance.

Their dramatic sound harnesses shades between The National and The Maccabees, with delicate texture and emotion pitted against wide-screen guitars and soaring vocals.

Emerging in 2015 with online singles ‘An Understanding’ and ‘Soak, early support from BBC Introducing carried them into the radar of Radio 1, Radio 2 and 6 Music, in addition to nods from The Guardian and Music Week.

In 2016 they cut their first official release: the AA-side single ‘Lucerne/Everything’ on revered indie imprint Fierce Panda (Coldplay, Keane, Death Cab For Cutie) as part of their annual singles club. Capturing the intimate/cinematic duality of the band’s songwriting, both tracks took in airplay on XFM, Amazing Radio, and the BBC – including a handpicked play of ‘Everything’ from Hollywood actress Chloe Grace Moretz on Huw Stephens’ Radio 1 show.

Led by pulsating online single ‘Heresy’, Cavalry have announced the release of their debut EP later this year.

Tapeside is following