The band called TV FACE are a post-punk/noise-rock band from Lancaster (UK). Expect weird guitar combined with a tight and heavy rhythm section, laced with deranged yet tuneful girl-boy vocals. A classic three-piece, they have been compared to Braniac, McClusky, Minutemen, and Pixies.

Their debut album Tide of Men was released on 22 September 2023 on Evil Blizzard’s label Crackedankles Records (Evil Blizzard, Yaang, Thank, Hot Wax, and more). It was named Louder Than War’s album of the week. The self-produced album was recorded partly in an old church, and partly in a bungalow in rural Lancashire, and mastered by Pete Maher (White Stripes, Pixies). Lead track I Knew a Girl I Didn’t Know was released as a limited edition lathe-cut 7” single that sold out in a couple of hours.

TV FACE have been played by, amongst others, Huw Stephens (Radio One), Deb Grant and Tom Ravenscroft (6Music), Tom Robinson (6Music), John Kennedy (Radio X), Frank Skinner (Absolute Radio), Mat Baty (Pigsx7, Amazing Radio), Frankie Francis (Amazing Radio), BBC Music Introducing Lancashire.

They have supported The Undertones, benefits, Warmduscher, Brix Smith, Evil Blizzard, Objections, FlithyDirty, Thank.

The band have just finished writing their 2nd album, which they are recording with Rob Whiteley in Liverpool (who has just finished producing BC Camplight’s next album). The album will be released on Crackedankles Records in September 2025. Two ltd ed lathe cut singles will be released in May and August. They will be touring from Spring 2025 onwards.

Automatic

City Boy

A collection of  tracks exploring loss, grief, healing, and rebirth.  

Blue Moon

Girls

Degen Z

Sweet Donut

"A song exploring the themes of trust, betrayal, and self-preservation. It reflects the emotional weight of navigating a world where loyalty is rare and motives are often hidden and the decision to guard your peace by keeping your circle small.”

“Magpies” has been a fan favourite Wild Horse anthem but only ever heard live at gigs, until now…..


Magpies

Divorced For Christmas

Emerging from the subconscious, this track explores the unsettling feeling of being haunted by yourself and wrestling with inner ghosts; what it means to face the parts of yourself usually kept in the dark and being forced to confront the shadows within.

Ghost in Machine

We are incredibly honoured to release a new song today. Be Still. A tribute to finding peace and healing in stillness. It has taken us a while to bring this song out into the world. A very vulnerable and tender time for both of us. This song captures the essence of healing after our motorbike accident January 2024. The delicate dance between stillness, surrender, compassion towards oneself, frustration, power, change and relief. A gentle softness, yet at the same time raw and powerful.

Lyrics:
Bound to bed
Like knotted threads
Too thick to untie
To still the mind
Through this tender time
This hill feels hard to climb
The wisdom will stay after
This transformation chapter
The wounds will fade

What’s happening right now
This healing
I feel it
Changing

Too big to swim
This sea we're in
Immersed in the tide
Storm in the night
No cloud in sight
With patience we reside
Solace within the silence
Hands of loving guidance
The wounds will fade

What’s happening right now
This healing
I feel it
Changing

Not working by just pushing through
Coz this time the bodys not ready to
Move on 
Just be still



Produced and mixed by Ru Lemer
Recorded by Brett Hamlyn, Deva Studios & Matt Harrington
Mastered by Jason Mitchel, Loud Mastering
Artwork by Ross Silcocks

Be Still

In the grand scale of the universe, we’re each just one of 8 billion people on this planet, and our sun is just one of 100 billion stars in the Milky Way. It’s humbling, but it also makes the depth of our emotions feel even more powerful in contrast; a feeling I’ve tried to capture in this song. 

"SunVioletStar" is about the things that mean the most to us, the ones that shape our world, until a misguided influence causes it all to collapse. It explores that fragility and the process of finding your way back to yourself.

23/11/2025

SunVioletStar

A song about the slow corrosion of a toxic bond built on need, denial, and intertwined self-destruction. It traces the feeling of watching someone you love lose the purity and ideals they once held, and the guilt of wanting both to save them and to escape them. The song moves between quiet repression and stark honesty, unraveling the truth that nothing resolves itself on its own, capturing the moment of admitting that in trying to save someone, you become part of the damage too.

Sadist

Rising noise-punk trio from Lancaster, TV FACE, serve “sonic fury with a satirical edge … blistering, genre-defying … both chaotic and meticulously tight” (HellaFuzz). 


Their much anticipated second album, Wolf Rents Bark, was released on 5th September 2025 via Preston’s cult label Crackedankles Records — home to underground heavyweights including Evil Blizzard, Hotwax, and Polypores.  The album has received rave reviews, including Album of the Week from Louder Than War, 5/5 stars from ThePunkSite.com and 9/10 from Mystic Sons.


Live, TV FACE are known for their high-intensity performances, “with dynamics ... not seen since the likes of Therapy? … in the early nineties” (Louder Than War). They are on tour throughout October and November, promoting the album.