Fyfe Dangerfield is an English musician. He is best known as the leader singer and songwriter of the band Guillemots, but he is also a solo artist. He has plans to release his first solo album, Fly Yellow Moon, under this name in 2010.
A four piece band from Wolverhampton that joined together when they were in school.
Not long after getting their manager they got the opportunity to write the theme tune for ITV programme, hancocks half time.
The band are frequently playing around the midlands and recently have been signed.
Yeah Yeah Noh were a post-punk group formed in Leicester, England in 1984. They released two albums and five singles while still together, and have had two compilation albums issued since they split in 1986. The group reformed in 2011, an announcement appearing on the Cherry Red Records website: "STOP PRESS: Yeah Yeah Noh are back together and are playing live as of summer 2012, on the lookout for 'interesting gigs in fields; gardens with expansive lawns considered'."
Page 44 is an unsigned 'thunderpop' band formed in Redditch/Birmingham, Midlands United Kingdom in 2004. They have played on National TV- Channel 4 program Popworld, where they were interviewed by Alex Zane as well performing live to over half a million viewers, opened for bands such as Boy Kill Boy, came in 2nd out of over 1000 bands in the national Emergenza live band competition, and are currently touring persistantly around northern Europe. The current lineup is:
The June Brides were an English pop music group, formed in London in 1983, by Phil Wilson and Simon Beesley of International Rescue. Influenced by Postcard-label bands such as Josef K and punk-era bands such as The Desperate Bicycles and The Television Personalities, their mix of guitar pop with viola and trumpet formed a blueprint for many of the c86 bands that would follow. First playing live as a band in August 1983...
Leaving Nebraska is a band from Staffordshire, England, formed in 2008 by Tom James, Jake Carter and Phil Alexander. They released an EP in 2009, before being joined by bassist Gaz Green and drummer Tom Green. The band is currently recording their first full length album, to be released soon.
In March 2003, Razorwire released their debut album LEAGUE OF THE GODLESS which received excellent reviews all over the world. A seemingly never-ending tour followed which took them all over the UK from Aberdeen to Penzance, and everywhere in between. They also played a handful of dates in Germany, Belgium and Holland. The bands music is a diverse mix of traditional metal, rap, punk and hardcore with loads of energy.