We Plug To You… The Chain Gang of 1974
What better time than now to introduce you to Los Angeles New Wave band The Chain Gang of 1974! After impressing at this year’s SXSW festival,...
We Plug To You… Stuart Newman
Mellow Indie Folk/Rock singer Stuart Newman is a largely self-taught musician. Starting out first with a piano and a guitar, he began writing songs and experimented with his...
We Plug To You… The Manic Shine
British Alternative Rock quartet The Manic Shine are celebrating the success of their video release for their new single, “My Woman (I Love Nothing About You)” after...
We Plug To You… Lydia Baylis
Lydia Baylis is a superb rarity. Having been compared to natural beauties such as Rosamund Pyke and Christie Brinkley and admired for her looks by dazzling American actress, Lauren Bacall, Lydia...
We Plug To You… Dry the River
Fast-rising eclectic Folk band Dry the River - consisting of Peter Liddle (Lead Vocals, Guitar), Matthew Taylor (Guitar), Will Harvey (Violin), Scott Taylor(Bass Guitar) and Jon Warren (Drums) – are not your typical Mumford and Sons kind...
We Plug To You… Bonaventure
Nashville-based Alternative Rock band Bonaventure is made up of Dan Smyersand Andrew Albert, both of whom are already well known in the music world to their respective fans –...
We Plug To You… Attention Thieves
We plug to you, unsigned Reading Rock band Attention Thieves with their debut EP Look A Little Closer which was released last week on Monday, March 26. Far from...
We Plug To You… The Funeral Suits
Heading straight out of the Irish capital, The Funeral Suits are a modern Rock four-piece band, with roots in melodious Pop, mind-blowing art Rock and symphonic Electronica....
We Plug To You… Black Circles
Bursting out of Kent, Englad and describing themselves as an Alternative power-trio is a dark and intense outfit by the name of Black Circles with their...
We Plug to You… The Arcadian Kicks
The Arcadian Kicks - a Brummy Indie-Pop/Rock five-piece outfit – have been making music together for around five years, with some recognition at a local level...