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Heralding from grey suburban Watford on the outskirts of London, Mohair are four like-minded souls in a sea of commuting carcasses. 'Classic pop songwriting in the vein of the Zutons with a cheeky Queen-esque sensibility...' - Vice Magazine. 'Mohair are the loudest, most kitchen-sink-never-knowingly-omitted combo since grunge' - Mojo. 'The kind of music you can imagine being echoed back by thousands of people at a summer festival' - The Independent.
Disjointed indie-pop from London four-piece Operahouse, whose choppy beats, distinct vocals and disco-fuelled guitars make them stand out against the crowd and has won them the hearts of high profile Radio DJs such as Zane Lowe and Jonathan Ross.
A band who 'are influenced by The Smiths, The Pogues, Johnny Cash and Nick Cave, so you may be surprised to hear their skiffle rhythms and happy guitars...But if you listen closely, these young Camden guys aren't singing about love and rose petals; in fact they're probably singing the darkest words you'll hear all day'- the Water Rats, London.
Harmonious country rock with raw edges.
A curiously jazzy quirk-pop threesome hailing from Essex and straight into London. The group's mirthsome cockney stylings and pinchable cheeks have won them favour in the bars of London and seen them tour the UK in style, supporting friends Kate Nash and Frank Turner round the country.
Million Dead singer turned folk troubador Frank Turner. His solo career began where Million Dead left off, and since then he has achieved cult status as a singer-songwriter. Dive Dive have often served has his backing band and appear on his records, and Chris T-T is now also a backing musician for Turner. In March 2008, he released Love, Ire and Song, his second album, to fantastic acclaim.
Painfully honest and hauntingly beautiful acoustic folk-pop from Reading's Laura Marling. 'Lyrics that carry an Eastenders-like weight of the world way beyond her...years, and a voice to lift hearts with its chestnut croak and rich, soaring, Emmy Lou-Harris tones.' - Drowned In Sound
Anthemic indie punk stompers.
TNA Wrestling bring the Maximum iMPACT! tour back for 2011, with three new dates.
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