There has to be a point where disillusionment turns into action. 

For The Unstoppable Team, that time came late in the summer of 2007. Surveying a Manchester music scene left fractured, flat and frozen in time by years of self-cannibalisation and regurgitation, the band acted to distance themselves from the legions of uninspiring bands plaguing the city. 

They parted ways with their lead singer and started to work with a talented MC, forging a fresh new sound along the way. The inventively incongruous melding of indie ideals with 21st century beat poetry set tongues wagging around the city, famed for its pioneering spirit. 

Before long – after just one gig, actually – the band were invited to play with The Mitchell Brothers in Manchester & one of the North West’s top unsigned night, The Aftershow, which is already gaining a reputation for turning up some of the freshest talent the region has seen in years. 

The collision of the band’s various musical influences makes for an exciting, embracing new sound. They may have carved out their own niche, but the massive crossover appeal of tracks like ‘Get Back’, with its crowd-pleasing, skyscraper-sized refrain, is undeniable. 

Passionately-delivered lyrics, by turns heartfelt and full of attitude, sit atop churning guitars and bone-bothering bass and drums. As The Unstoppable Team’s wall of sound hits you, the feeling that something monumental is happening becomes harder to shake. 

Tipped for great things by BBC Manchester, Elliot Eastwick, and The Daily Telegraph  – who filmed a special acoustic set with the band at last year’s Glastonbury festival, where they also kicked up a plugged-in riot on stage; with frenzied gigs at local venues as well as a memorable appearance at Manchester’s Pride festival (narrowly averting a stampede when The Unstoppable Team CDs were launched into the crowd); and their first single tipped for release early spring, the band look set to be huge. 

Now is the time to get involved. Now is the time for action. 

  

Husband-and-wife electronic dreampop duo the Endless from Los Feliz, CA weave lush, melodic synths and soaring guitars with ethereal female vocals.

Former Minneapolitan and Brooklyner and San Franciscan now living in Amsterdam. 

Trumpet, keys, vocals in King Champion Sounds. Rhodes/keys, guitar, trumpet, and vocals in Whitesand/Badlands.

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Gold Digger are one of London’s most exciting bands, currently on course to explode all over the music world.

The band fuses a conventional band set-up of vocals (Steve Beales, Stephanie Smart), drums (Simon Mooney), Guitar (Anton Howarth) and bass (Richard Snelgrove) together with an electronic mesh of live programming.

Gold Digger recently finished their second album ‘Get It Together’ with Jon Astley (The Who, David Bowie). Most of these tracks were rehearsed and polished at the Premises, East London (Klaxons, Hot Chip, Unkle) over the course of 2007.

The band are now set to deliver a series of exciting series of live performances, with more details of forthcoming festivals soon.

In short, Gold Digger are:

Underground parties. Raucous gigs. Girls dancing on tables. Gangs of moshing hoodies. Blissed out club kids. Head-banging ex-punks. Grooving, long-haired stoners. Untimely arrests. Babies. Egos. Split ups. Breakdowns. Wonderful reunions. Music from the hybrid soul of a 21st century metropolis.

The wrong side of town, endless roads traveled, longing for home, and the hope for love. These are the themes that find their way into much of Tom Savage’s songwriting.

Tom has devoted the past twenty years to the creation of songs. Waiting for them to come to him or dragging them out of the ether kicking and screaming. Letting them linger on the edges of his psyche until they are just right, or scribbling them down on the page with reckless abandon. Ten minutes from the seed of an idea to a finished product. Every song is different and is meant to serve a purpose and tell a story.

A prolific writer, Tom has released 6 recordings of original music and penned hundreds of songs. In 2012, he challenged himself to write, record, and post online, a song for every week of the year. Dubbed the Song-A-Week Challenge, the project allowed people a unique glimpse into the songwriting process and left Savage with a new, workmanlike approach to songwriting.

Sydney based music lover, producer, DJ and label manager Andy Sim comes from a varied musical background. With formal training in the piano, drums, violin, and more recently jazz guitar, his diverse musical skills and experiences fuel a passion for deep, intricate melodies & harmonies. As a producer he has drawn on these complex influences to notch up multiple releases on labels including Chronic, Fokuz, Nexgen, Phuzion and Jazzsticks. His full debut album was released on Think Deep Recordings in 2015 to critical acclaim. As a DJ, his show 'Sydney Soul Radio' entertained thousands of bassdrive.com listeners every week for seven years until it concluded in 2016 . As label manager, he has developed Think Deep Recordings into a highly respected liquid drum & bass label with a reputation for releasing quality jazzy, soul infused tracks.

Hi, I am here to check out online collaboration, I am primarily a bassist but also play guitar, keyboards, drums and woodwind.
Also see https://soundcloud.com/moodindigoza for some stuff with Muriel.

Interested mainly in electronica and improvisation with a healthy dose of space rock. Hygaphunkik uses a micro modular synth programmed to give a semi random basis to electronic grooves over which guitar and bass are recorded. Each element is recorded in one take to try and retain some of the excitement and enthusiasm of a live performance. Some tracks have a loose song structure with poetic lyrical content but the intention is to create a free and easy 'jamming' approach to a live electronic / rock sound. 

Always interested in feedback and possible collaborations.

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