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Once again, it’s the start of a month and we planned to give you another great talented band that we shall feature throughout the month! Keep on track with us as we plan on featuring a review of their debut EP, an interview and a sneaky giveaway that we shall be starting very soon. Stay tuned here or on any of our other media platforms such as Facebook, Twitter and Youtube and you may get a particular something before we post it somewhere else. Remember, the featured track from We Rob Banks will always be on the sidebar until next week, but you can also listen to our past artists on our Soundcloud here!
Alternative rock band, We Rob Banks, from Melbourne, Australia have just released their debut EP The House Of Gonzo which is bound to get this band that extra push they need to become known.
We Rob Banks draws influence from bands like VersaEmerge and Closure In Moscow, by including powerful choruses and very technical counter parts. We Rob Banks is that one band that should not be compared to female fronted superstars, Paramore, since We Rob Banks are completely different and will get you listening on repeat!
Below is the track “Senseless Safety” which helps describe exactly what We Rob Banks are, but we suggest you buy their debut EP here as you’ll be playing it for a very long time.
Click ‘Read More’ to watch We Rob Banks music video for their first single “Headlights”.
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Exit Ten (Rock) [Reading, UK] released a video to support Sunset, their latest single from their EP Sunset (OUT NOW). It’s just reached our radar sadly but it’s still rad right?
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Kyoto Drive (Pop Rock) [Birmingham, England] recently released their latest mini album which is 7 songs long just in time to be your soundtrack to the summer. See what Callum thought of the mini album below!
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Double Lined Minority are a pop/rock/punk band from Queensland, Australia, They are a four-piece band, and have a debut CD titled ‘With Fingers Crossed’ released. Check out Shantelle’s interview with vocalist Eddie.
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Lostprophets performed their latest single We Bring an Arsenal at Radio 1’s Live Lounge. The single is from WEAPONS which was released in April. The band are headling Warped Tour as it hits UK Shores later this year and are also on the USA run for dates/tickets check here
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Lostprophets teamed up with Labrinth (Rap/Hip Hop/RnB) for Radio 1’s Live Lounge last week to perform Earthquake.
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Fun. (Rock) [New York, NY] were on Radio 1’s Live Lounge last week and performed a sweet cover of Gotye’s Somebody I Used To Know with Paramores Hayley Williams. Pretty nice cover right?
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Wales is quickly becoming a place where great rock bands are being born with the likes of Lostprophets, Kids In Glass Houses, Funeral for a Friend and The Blackout kicking peoples asses with their beautiful music. Is it in the water? The valleys? It must be since Straight Lines are quickly being ones to watch. Especially with Freaks Like Us (the bands second release) being the UK’s best kept secret.We got a quick word with Bassist, Todd Campbell. Click Read More to see what we spoke about!
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Ascent (Rock) [Berkshire, England] have been busy behind the scenes over the past couple months and have released a demo track to show what they’ve been up too.
Pretty sweet track right?
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Futures (Rock) to release their debut album, The Karma Album on June 17th. After leaving Mercury Records earlier this year, and setting up their own label, Indigo they’ve finally set a release date!
It is up for pre-orders now! Check here for bundle packages etc!
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