there’s only a limited amount of early tickets left, we’re also doing pay what you can on the door (to help with the living cost situation we’re in) and fancy dress extremely encouraged! get tickets at https://fatso.ma/WvbV
we’re proper made up to be able to bring you this review of HWY‘s new single “Marionette“! 🤘
we had them perform back in July at The Grafton Arms as part of our Toasted night and they proper smashed it. with quality tunes, professional and striking stage presence, and the ability to keep the audience in the palm of their hand, it was an unreal event alongside Stray Weather and BARDS. amazing to see!
they’ve only continued on this with the new single “Marionette” – opening the track with a huge, jolty guitar riff that precedes a massive, in-your-face intro, showing off the individual talents within the band. as the vocal comes in, it commands the track and especially with that drop on the first line from the instrumentation, which then comes back with such ferocity and power. the pre-chorus creates such a contrast to the rest of the track that comes before it, with heavenly synth sounds, matched with a gorgeous vocal that sounds so delicate and intimate, only to open up to a massive chorus that is packed with so much passion, every instrument playing its part in unison and showing the talent and creativity that the band has to offer.
these two singles so far from HWY have been incredible, and have set a real standard for them – definitely one of the ones to watch here in the North West. check out their music over on Spotify at https://open.spotify.com/artist/2vwjiY3CQUtVvwLaXewiB0 – well worth a listen! they’re also performing for us at Zombie Shack on the 27th for our Zombie Prom event with Thunder and the Giants and more! 🍞
we had an incredible time over at the Grafton Arms for our latest Toasted gig on Saturday
so so busy and it was absolute scenes – big love to Maxwell Varey Shadows Of A Silhouette and Quinn Eno for performing for us and smashing their sets. a great indication of the talent up North
tonight’s the night! we’re back on over at the Grafton Arms for our next Toasted night
we can’t wait for this one – we’ve got the amazing talents of Quinn Eno Shadows Of A Silhouette and Maxwell Varey performing for us! it’s gonna be a belter.
little update on Saturday’s gig over at the Grafton Arms – we’ve got Quinn Eno filling in for us last minute!
we’ve still got Shadows Of A Silhouette and Maxwell Varey playing as well, it’s bound to be a belter and we can’t wait for this one. definitely not one to miss!
come down on the Saturday 8th October from half seven to catch all the action – we’ve got some incredible talent performing for us, quality pints on tap, food served til late and free entry! find out more at our event TOASTED: Maxwell Varey / Shadows of a Silhouette / Quinn Eno
our feature for today’s Just The Crust is the brand new album from Pizza Crunch “That Serene Age“!
we’re massive fans of these guys, having covered their music plenty of times in the past and with each release they smash out a huge banger, always quality stuff. they’ve made waves across Scotland with their sound and this album only continues with that trend!
the album contains some of their previous singles, which we’ve had on repeat over the past few months including “Young Excitement” “Romanticised Past” and “Wilting Youth” but this full release really gels the tracks together, with the addition of some brilliant tunes that really compliment the singles, giving a real continuous identity to the release and expanding on their sound even more.
with luscious soundscaping and dreamy guitar riffs, they’ve managed to create a beautiful sounding tracklist that flows so well into each of the tunes, the atmospheric feel of “Insignificant” really flows so well into the contrast of the next track and this is a huge constant within the album. well worth a listen in full!
head on over to Spotify to find the album in full – it’s available on all streaming sites and there’s also some music videos on their YouTube! get on it
find all of our features, reviews, music and more on our website at www.breadrecords.co.uk
our feature for today’s Just The Crust is the brand new single from The Battery Farm “Wooden Spoon Number“!
another in a fantastic line of tunes from them – they’ve had so many unreal releases, we loved their album last year “Dirty Den’s March of Suffering“, full of huge riffs and anthemic tunes.
this new tune continues in their recognisable signature sound, opening with a huge rhythm section and a unique and familiar vocal from Benjamin – with his songwriting style shining through with the lyrics, a real great writer here and with a proper down to earth style from him. the synth line really brings the track together as well, really gels it all together superbly. the breakdown is massive as well, we can imagine that this would sound absolutely gigantic live!
you can find it on all streaming platforms – or catch the full music video over on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pB9yaa38RxA well worth a listen! another incredible release for them, we can’t wait to hear more.
we’re proper made up to be able to host Halloweezer II in collaboration with our top pals Thunder and the Giants over at The Zombie Shack on the 27th October!
there’s gonna be a proper spooky lineup, with music from some of our faves here in Manchester, HWY and Nat Dempsey & The Near Strangers – plus, Thunder and the Giants will be performing too along with Peter Cat all the way from Glasgow! so stoked for this one.
“early crow” tickets on sale now for only £3 – plus it’s pay as you feel on the door in order to accommodate for everyone during these times of expensive costs of living, find tickets over on Fatsoma at https://fatso.ma/WvbV
our feature for today’s Just The Crust is the brand new single from Preston’s own Full Billy “All I Ever”!
these guys have been making waves since they formed, we had them perform for us at our Toasted gig at the Grafton Arms and they smashed their set – proper talented chaps.
continuing from the huge sound of their debut single “Power Couple”, they’ve only expanded on their style of huge drums, powerful riffs and catchy, massive choruses – this new single sounds fantastic and we imagine it’s gonna be a belter live.
it opens up with a massive wall of sound, lovely guitar riffs weaving their way around the rhythm section and then suddenly drops into an intimate and delicate verse that commands your attention – only to build so well with arpeggios, hard-hitting rhythm and suddenly exploding into the chorus with a wall of distortion that really forces its way into the forefront of the track. the bridge is laced with huge vocals, really showing off Joe’s vocal ability, before leading into a lovely melody-stricken outro that reinforces how tight these lads are as a band.