The Mountaineers released their debut album 'Call Them Brothers' in March 2017. The album's lead single, 'Where Wild Flowers Grow Fondly' channeled a fuzzy 8 minute haze of the band's shoegaze and krautrock influences, receiving airplay from John Kennedy at Radio X and Mark Ratcliffe and Steve Lamacq on BBC6 Music. 

After a summer of touring and festival appearances, the band retreated to record their follow-up single 'Dragonfly' released in March 2018. The event was marked by the first 'Circus Envy Festival', a one-day event celebrating music and art curated by the band.

An indie/genre-spanning singer-songwriter from Somerset

http://piersfaccini.com
https://beating-drum.bandcamp.com/

I started out as a painter writing music on the side and then I ended up writing songs and painting on the sly. If my songs were maps I'd want them to stretch from the English moors to the Saharan dunes via the plains of the Mediterrannean.
Most of the time, I release my music on my own label Beating Drum.
I've collaborated with many wonderful artists and musicians over the years, amongst them, Vincent Segal, Ballake Sissoko, Ben Harper, Ibrahim Maalouf and Rokia Traore and more.

Benedict Benjamin is Ben Rubinstein, formerly of The Mariner’s Children and Peggy Sue(Wichita). His third album ‘Tunnel’ is a collection of sixties influenced psychedlic folk rock that mixes samples and live instrumentation to create a sound that feels both old and new.

After touring his second album with a band the pandemic happened. Deprived of collaborators, Ben adopted very different methods of writing and arranging to those used in his previous work, sampling and editing drum solos from old jazz records to create rhythm tracks then writing from there. The result is a rhythmically dynamic record that pulls in elements of psychedelic rock, folk, jazz and electronic music.

New Jersey-based independent alternative folk band. Our latest album "In Time" is out now!

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