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Torrents have an emerging reputation as the North West's most exciting young band following a succession of assaults on venues all across the UK. The band have been awarded the accolade of Unsigned Band of the Week by Steve Lamacq of Radio One and have received the support of 2-tone ska legend Pauline Black who later recorded with the band. The boys have also been offered clothing endorsements with iconic mod brands Fred Perry and Merc.

Calvinball are a four piece pop-punk band from Sheffield. They feature Dave (guitar and vocals), Matt (bass and vocals), Conor (drums) and Joe (guitar). You can find their myspace here: http://www.myspace.com/thisiscalvinball

These Ghosts are a Norwich based ambient three-piece, drawing influences from a wide spectrum of genres to create a unique and ever evolving brand of alternative rock. Summer 2010 sees the release of their debut single 'Luna' on NrOne Records, followed the album 'You Are Not Lost, You Are Here'. "...it gets inside of your bones and tugs at your heart strings whilst simultaneously jabbing at your ribs and tickling your libido." - Artrocker magazine

In the twelve-or-so months since deciding to record her first demo in her Aberystwyth living room, Georgia Ruth has barely had time to stop. Gaining the support of Adam Walton (BBC Radio Wales), Huw Stephens (Radio 1, C2) and Lisa Gwilym (Radio Cymru), her unique hybrid of folk and blues found a new audience on Glastonbury's BBC Introducing Stage. A few months later, she was invited to record a live session at London's Maida Vale studios, for Radio 1's 'In New Music We Trust'.