Solo musical project by Christian Sinclair based in Manchester, UK. Mathlete is Sinclair's attempt at more melodic songwriting than his main band Speedboat Salesmen and experimenting with tunings, instruments and recording techniques.
"The Swing Movement formed September 2006 on the brow of Ilkley moor out of the ashes of various juvenile projects. Merely a year later the band had toured Belgium, played Leeds Festival and sold out shows at local Leeds/Bradford venues such as The Cockpit and The Love Apple. Since then they have reached new levels. 2008 saw them play the In The City festival in Manchester, support a host of acts ranging from Yeasayer to Team Waterpolo and an airing on one of Match of the Days esteemed montages.
Alt Track are an electronica/punk/breakbeat duo from Bradford who bring together an organic combination of floor-shaking beats and samples, as well as searing live electric guitar, keyboards and vocals. Micky Dey and Pete Williams, both 19, played in punk and indie bands around Bradford since they were 11 - bands well respected despite their young age, and sharing a scene with Bradford’s biggest alternative export of the moment, Random Hand.
Glam trash punk band from Bradford, UK.
Laboratory Noise formed in the winter of 2005, band members are based in the cities of Leeds, Bradford and Manchester. Taking influences from psychedelia, shoegaze, electronica and post-rock, they aim to create multi-layered effect driven soundscapes, underpinned by strong melodies. The band is: Paul McNulty (guitars & vocals), Paul Griffin (guitars), Ben Cleverley (guitars), Adam Watson (synths), Andy Ramsden (drums & vocals), Dom Sheard (bass) & Kerry Ramsay (vocals & percussion).
Talk To Angels are Craig Kaye (guitar & vocals), Chris Robbins (bass) and Jamie Lofthouse (drums). All three were born in Bradford Royal Infirmary during 1989, although not at the same time. Even though they’re only eighteen they’ve already been playing music together for three or four years, although it was never really that serious. Unless you’re the Jacksons or Hanson, it seldom is when you’re 15.