There are at least 2 acts under the name Tales: 1/ Tales are a Prog/Pop/Math/Rock inspired Drum ‘n’ Strum Duo from Birmingham, UK.
Luke MacGregor-Dignan and James Harrison (Guitar/Vocals and Drums respectively) have done away with traditional pop structures, focusing on compositions with a narrative theme, creating dynamic musical journeys that are defined by tensions and releases rather than verses and choruses.
Hoshal Patrick are a London-based unsigned two-man duo consisting of Alex Mummery and James Shedden. They started making music shortly after meeting in Cambridge in 2005. They now live in North London where they write, record, produce and perform their songs.
Faded Gold is the music of solo artist Stefanie Chew, an electronic experimental performer from Liverpool UK. Crafting her songs from her love of post rock and electronic music, the resulting output is an eclectic mix influenced by artists such as Explosions in the sky, Boards of Canada and M83 to name a few. "Faded Gold marries this air of melancholy to mournful piano and an electronic fuzz which is both reflective, tinged with sadness but ultimately uplifting" Getintothis.co.uk
Canvas Wall are a fresh take on a mashup of many genres come and gone. From Solid Stadium Rock, to Indie and Pop, there's enough of each in there to make sure the tunes stick in your head! Forming in 2008, the band have travelled a constructive road ever since. Recording their first EP with Andy Macphearson (The Who, Eric Clapton, Buzzcocks) gained them radio play on XFM Malta, national radios across Finland and Total Rock Radio.
Hailing from London, UK, The Poor Souls of Pompeii are an indie powerpop disco four-piece. They met in 2007 on the website formingbands.co.uk. The original lineup consisted of Andy Pisanu (vocals/keyboards), Mark Dolan (bass), Mani Kashmiri (guitar) and David Smith (drums). Their original drummer, David Smith, left in 2008 due to other committments. The band found their second drummer, Simon Cross, also on formingbands.co.uk. He joined in September 2008 and they began gigging again shortly after.
These Kings (formerly known as Lakota Elk) are an English alternative rock band from Wednesbury, West Midlands. "Home", the first single from the band's upcoming debut EP "Smile.Wave.Repeat." is available as a free download from their BandCamp page, along with the b-side "There's a Light in that Pile of Snow". Twitter - @These_Kings
BandCamp - TheseKings
SoundCloud - These Kings
YouTube - These KingsMusic Members:
Alex Benson (Guitar)
Liam Dunn (Guitar, Vocals)
Me V Mortality are a rock/metal band based in Lancashire, UK. Formed in early 2012, they play very melodic heavy rock.
Egypsy is the pseudonym for James Enevoldson, a solo multi-instrumentalist who uses loop pedals to sing, play Guitar, two Keyboards, Bongos and Foot Cabasa simultaneously. Since July 2010, Egypsy has independently released his debut EP 'Entwining Timelines' internationally on iTunes and Spotify, played numerous gigs around West Yorkshire and performed a live session on BBC Radio Leeds Listen to 'Entwining Timelines' for free on Spotify or using the links below. Download it now from the iTunes Store.
STAY is a pop/rock band from Boston, MA.
With official albums and EPs, they already toured with Romance on a Rocketship, For The Foxes, and shared festivals with All Time Low, We Are The In Crowd, The Ready Set, Asking Alexandria, VersaEmerge, Enter Shikari and others.
Currently with members changing, STAY once counted with Anthony Rainville, Nick Crist and Andrew Elliott.
The name Screaming Martini makes a lot of people think of some sort of cocktail. Although this wasn't why the name was chosen, In many ways the band's a cocktail of many music genres. As with all cocktails there's a main ingredient and in this case thats pure rock music. Add in some punk rock, a sprinkle of funk and even some metal and serve with a side of catchy hooks and melodies that will get stuck in your head all day.