Indie soul band from Rīga, Latvia. 
It all began somewhere in 2013 when one guitar player and one singer decided to make music together. But it wasn’t that easy, because all ideas they had needed some sort of a bridge between them. So on one cold winter evening they came to one producer and that’s how Kris & Oz came to life. 
After couple of years working in the producers hidden lair they finally were ready to share their work with the world. They named it “Image of You”. And released their first single “If only I could“.
Few years later they participated in mighty competition “Supernova” where they valiantly fought for listeners hearts. 
Now they know as trio of friends : Kristina, Arturs, Aleksandrs
 The band usually describes their sound as collection of dreamy textures and moody grooves.

Once Upon a Dead Man is the sound of three brothers and an old friend making a foray into new territory together. 
It’s an excursion that’s been some time in the planning; brothers Edd, Charlie and Will Simpson had long talked about collaborating, but their respective careers (in Brigade, Busted, Fightstar, More Dangerous Animal, Union Sound Set and Charlie’s solo work) meant it was a few years before the project came to fruition. 
Along with long-time friend and collaborator Simon Britcliffe, the Simpson brothers are set to release Concepts and Phenomena, a deft blend of beautifully constructed vocal harmonies and washes of electronica. The band consciously stepped outside the traditional label structure to record the EP in their own time, with no predetermined musical direction, no defined roles within the band, and no commercial objective.  
Converging on Suffolk’s Old Jet studios from across the country, each member found themselves using more sequencing and synths than ever before during a series of relaxed sessions. The resulting recordings are the perfect product of a group of musicians who’ve known each other for decades, balancing bouncing beats and glacial soundscapes with plenty of fraternal warmth.




Nevesis walks the razor’s edge between psychedelic excess and muscular riffs – a rarely successful combination. It’s a strange creature with head in the clouds, feet stomping the ground and hands coming up with the most swirly, ballistic-sounding riffs this side of White Friday avalanche. Nevesis makes drowning in sound your new favourite way to die. Every time.

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