A slow rock band from Birmingham, England.

Alexander Carson is a neo-classical, Folk composer and songwriter based in London UK. They were the lead singer, and principle songwriter for genre-fluid group Wooden Arms for the better part of 7 years, Carson is now a solo singer/songwriter in their own right.

We're a new kind of power trio. We make instrumental music, mixing atmospheric soundscapes, trip-hop grooves and dirty rocking riffs. 

We're either the loudest ambient group or the quietest stoner rock band. If you like what you hear, please go ahead and share our tracks on here.

Thanks for your time and thanks for listening
TWN

Ellie. Seymour. Shannon. Catherine. 

Foaled 2012. 

It's my Horse Party and I'll cry if I want to.

The sound of Hidalgos is full of influences ranging from the cosmic sounds of the Kaftwerk and Tangerin Dream to the math-rock of the Don Caballero with recalls of ambient atmospheres. The sound of the clean guitar is opposed to that of the guitar made creating balances and sometimes contrasts, the electronics instead aims to emphasize the most dreamlike part of the compositions stimulating the imagination of the listener. The rhythm of the band is entrusted to the drum machine that punctuates the groove and characterizes the synthetic character of the sound. In the songs of the Hidalgos drum machine and bass create a plot that recalls rock and funk, maintaining the function of pushing the movement, giving energy that stimulates the listener to travel.

Jakob is a New Zealand post-rock band, based in Napier, Hawke’s Bay, New Zealand. The band consists of guitarist Jeff Boyle; bassist Maurice Beckett; and drummer Jason Johnston. They have been compared to such bands as Mogwai, Sonic Youth, Sigur Ros & ISIS, though they largely eschew any vocals or samples in their songs.  At times putting the post- into rock, and at others kicking the whole bloody fence down, Jakob’s lush and textured take on the guitar/bass/drums format continues to broaden and enthrall with every performance and release. Their music is captivating and mesmerizing, the sedate becoming devastating in the blink of a crowd’s collective eye. Echoing the graduated inclines and unexpected progressions found in their music and the expansive landscapes of their surroundings, this Napier three-piece has developed consistently, if sometimes unpredictably, since their formation in 1998. Since that time Jakob have connected listeners the world over with their cascading crescendos, performing at South By Southwest 2005 (one of the Austin Chronicle’s picks of the festival), Headlining Denmark’s Forma Nova Festival, showing their wares across the Tasman several times including playing alongside Australia’s equivalent of NZ rock heroes hero’s Shihad, Cog and touring the UK, Europe and USA extensively supporting the likes of Isis, Pelican, and The Hidden Hand along the way. Not that the band hasn’t left audiences around New Zealand enthralled – notable shows around the country include Big Day Out appearances in consecutive years, performing at The Mercury Rising and Rhythm & Vines festivals, a tour playing with former Can front man Damo Suzuki, and support slots with US acts Thrice & ISIS. Jakob was the hand picked support for prog-rock greats TOOL on their Big Day Out sideshows late Jan, early Feb of 2011.

Robe Burton and Chris Richford formed a band. Later, a little welsh drumming man joined and shit got fairly heavy. We went to play some gigs in former Yugoslavia and nearly lost our minds with some Bosnians. Still recovering.

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