we had a stellar afternoon on Saturday at The Thirsty Scholar for our last Cream of the Crop 
a huge thank you to everyone who came down, it was great to see so many faces down for our matineé show – plus our artists Abi Til Zachary Luke Keddy sowels music and Adam K were sensational 
we’ll be back next month, more details to come at the end of the week – head on over to www.breadrecords.co.uk/events for all of our upcoming gigs! 
we’re back on down at The Dockyard in MediaCity on Thursday for our 4th open mic night
all of our last ones have been super lovely, with an incredible variety of talent performing for us, which is brilliant to see – and we can’t wait for this next one 
starts up around 7pm or so, free drink for every performer, always a lovely night! if you’re up for performing just get in touch with our michael webster via DM or email to michael@breadrecords.co.uk
our feature for this week’s Just The Crust is the brand new single from Tragicomics “Dinosaur“! 
we’ve covered Tragicomics’ previous releases a bunch before, with a fantastic string of singles over the past few years they’ve been establishing themselves as a serious alternative country outfit on the North West scene – performing across Manchester and beyond showing their musical prowess on the stage.
this new single comes in at just over six minutes, and it’s a gorgeous tune, encompassing a range of varying emotions, atmospheres and feelings – a real rollercoaster throughout, the track builds and builds, from a mellow and intricate dark-folk ballad, laced with gorgeous violin melodies and lush guitar riffs – the flow of the track is consistent, balanced through the whole run of the track without feeling too forced or prompt. the changeup to the heavier, more alternative and psychedelic section of the tune is lovely, and gives a real force behind it, becoming energetic and conveying the meaning of the tune in a real ferocious manner. fantastic stuff! 
you can find the track in full on all streaming platforms, including Spotify at https://open.spotify.com/artist/6qSVDNdpy6YW9kbm3gdf5C – well worth checking out 
all of our features, reviews, music and more are available to find on our website at www.breadrecords.co.uk
another Sunday, another update to our lovely Local Loaf playlist
with brand new music from the incredible talents of The Height Abi Rose Kelly Issy Sutcliffe Taurine and Venus Grrrls – it’s well worth checking out
you can find the playlist in full on our Spotify at https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4VCG1GJ4fhKhUQAt6RVzMs – give it a like to keep up to date with any new additions!
we’re back on down at The Thirsty Scholar today for our next Cream of the Crop
another super afternoon in store for us, we’ve got the incredible talents of Abi Til Zachary Luke Keddy sowels music and Adam K performing for us
we’ll be kicking off around 1pm, with music from 1:30 – with quality beers on tap, veggie/vegan food served all afternoon and free entry, it’s gonna be a fantastic afternoon! find out more at our event Cream of the Crop: 4th November!
we’re back with our next The Slice at the Grafton Arms on the Saturday 18th November, raising funds for The Christie Charity with Joseph Holt 
we can’t wait for this, with feature slots from Spooky Goose Sorry Cheryl and Monday’s Pleasures – it’s gonna be another mega night. with open mic slots available from 6-9pm for local talent to shine as well!
come on down, we’ll be taking card + cash donations for The Christie Charity, and quality drinks on offer, food served til late and great live music, what’s not to enjoy! find out more at our event The Slice @ The Grafton Arms – 18th November
today we’re down at The Castle Hotel with Tay Temple kicking off her UK tour with a hometown headline 
it’s gonna be a super special night, celebrating Tay’s brand new EP “I Can See Everything” – plus, with support from the amazing talents of BARDS and Evergreen it’s sure to be a fantastic show of the talent here in Manchester
you can get last minute tickets over on Fatsoma at https://fatso.ma/YxEI + cash and card accepted on door! find out more at our event Tay Temple + Special Guests @ The Castle Hotel
we’ve got an incredible November in store for us, kicking off tomorrow night at The Castle Hotel with Tay Temple on her hometown show of her UK tour, with support from BARDS and Evergreen 
then we’re at The Thirsty Scholar for our next Cream of the Crop on Saturday, our next The Slice at the Grafton Arms on the 18th November and again at the Grafton Arms on the 25th for our headline show with Will Walton
you can find tickets to all of our paid-entry shows on Fatsoma at https://www.fatsoma.com/p/breadrecords
a big thank you to everyone who came down to our headline with Outside Now down at Low Four Studio last Friday 🎃
all the bands were incredible, what a show! big love to Outside Now for a spectacular headline set, and to the amazing Ladybarn.mcr Monday Moonchild and Poppy Holmes for playing support slots 🙌
we’ve got even more coming up, you can find all of our gigs on our website at www.breadrecords.co.uk/events 🍞
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our feature for today’s Just The Crust is the brand new single from Sixth Day “Say Hello“!
having only released their debut single “Kick Me Out” earlier this year, they’ve been garnering praise from across the North West, and sold out their debut headline at Gullivers over the summer, establishing themselves as serious ones-to-watch here in Manchester.
this new single only expands on their debut single’s infectious upbeat indie-rock musings, with singalong choruses, an unmistakably Northern tone and a ferocious energy behind their music. “Say Hello” sets them apart from the sea of new indie tunes, with effortless, conversational songwriting and lyricism, guitar melodies that lace the track beautifully, all parts coming together to create a proper lush tune that’s not only personal, but still upbeat and energetic.
you can find their music on all streaming sites, including Spotify at https://open.spotify.com/artist/3ea0rJJJlaTTjJjyhjUwkb – it’s well worth checking out and adding to your playlists 
all of our features, reviews, music and more are available on our website at www.breadrecords.co.uk
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