The Cave [Mumford and Sons Cover - Radio 1 Live Lounge]

Sally

Ed's debut album '+' out now:

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Ed Sheeran - You Need Me, I Don't Need You (Rizzle Kicks Remix)

Taken from the album Up To Now (for Mencap Little Noise Sessions)

Run (Live at the Union Chapel)

Fans Of Faye Review - By Emerging Icons 
The fact this track has already zoomed up the iTunes rock chart is one thing, but today, Fans of Faye have finally got the accolade they’ve always wanted. ‘Paint The Sun’ gets the ‘double thumbs up/full head nod/ excited-in-our-pants’ seal of approval from Emerging Icons. Yep, this catchy little number has sent our Likelihood-For-Future-Success-ometer off the scale. The sophisticated balance of pop appeal with accessible alt tendencies will secure Fans OF Faye’s place in the thriving rock gig circuit in years to come- especially if the echoes of bands like You Me At Six and Taking Back Sunday strike a chord with their vast fanbases. We’ll be front row though, that’s for sure"


Fans Of Faye Review By Katie Vowles - Punk Prospect
‘Paint The Sun’ kicks off Designed To Be with style – brash, powerful vocals and super slick guitar melodies aplenty. Next we slip into the more relaxed title track where the dreamy acoustics coupled with the building drum echoes create a still, sombre atmosphere. Delicate piano tinkles soon turn into a rough guitar riff while the vocals take a more ominous turn as the lyrics echo this “We were designed to be dangerous killing machines.” This triumphant track showcases Fans of Faye’s extraordinary talent and their audible chemistry. ‘I’m Not Your Artwork’ contains a strong hook, clean vocals and a prominent clean guitar riff. This track in particular is reminiscent of the work of Twin Atlantic, a band that Fans of Faye mimic in enthusiasm and vigour.

Paint the Sun

Strangle kojak - After party

This four piece from the Black Country combine the influential aspects of sex, love and life through the narration of working class life.

Two Days Late were formed in 2011 when four mates were brought together through their passion of indie and ska music. The band looked to merge their influences of the Arctic Monkeys, the Kooks and Jamie T with that of the Specials and Madness to create a unique sound.

Their track, 'Nobody Likes Work', from their demo has gained coverage on numerous BBC Introducing shows this year and now their 'Sally EP' has been released.

Sally

Two Days Late

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