a big shout out to everyone for all the support on Bandcamp recently! 
it’s been great to see so many people purchasing music and merch, and it’s the best way to financially support our artists and help them out 
you can find all of our music and merch available to purchase over at https://breadrecords.bandcamp.com/ 
we’re back with our next issue of “The Monthly Spread” at the Eagle Inn on the 5th of March!
yet another fantastic lineup in store for us, we’ve got the amazing Leila’s Dream, Blackwater Lightship, Nat Dempsey, Rob Hurst and Rebecca Spooner performing – and hosted by our michael webster 
starts up at 7pm, tickets available on Fatsoma at https://fatso.ma/3iDm for £5!
our feature for today’s Just The Crust is the new single from Motel Sundown “Watch Which Way The Wind Blows“! 💫
we’ve covered Motel Sundown’s tracks a bunch in the past and we’re always blown away by their talent, their ability to create a gorgeous atmosphere in their music and how they’re able to write intricate and interesting melodies and lyrics 🎶
the Liverpool-based trio have returned with this new single, and it sounds absolutely incredible – opening with a gorgeous guitar melody that is perfectly complimented by the violinwork, and giving plenty of room for the main vocal to shine. the track feels dreamy and flows effortlessly, and the rhythm is soft yet brings a real sense of groove to the song – and as always, gorgeous vocal harmonies; and luscious lead riffs from the guitar and violin which really give an upbeat lift to the middle section. yet another incredible track under their belts 🌙
you can find the track on all streaming platforms, and there’s a full live video on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L6GAWnb9lW0 – well worth checking out 🎧
all of our features, reviews, music and more can be found on our website at www.breadrecords.co.uk 🍞
we had a spectacular open mic on Tuesday at the Grafton Arms with so many amazing acts performing for us 🎶
brilliant to have such a great night, and so many people down to support – a huge thank you to all the acts and everyone who made it down ☀️
every Tuesday we’re down at the Grafton from 7pm – if you’re interested in performing, just get in touch with our michael webster via DM or email to michael@breadrecords.co.uk to confirm your spot! 🍞
another Sunday, another super update to our Local Loaf playlist! 
we’ve got some brilliant new music from the talents of Rob Crampton Music, Feign, Gallaher’s Green, Black Brunswicker and Kieran Arnold – a huge variety this week, proving the range of talent around 
you can find the playlist in full over at https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6eSBE67HaJegh3U48yvAVo – check it out and give it a like to keep up to date with any new additions!
we’re looking forward to Narwhals headlining Eagle Inn on the 16th of April, courtesy of our good pals Lamp Oil Presents!
with support from Really Rhubarb – tickets available for only £7.50 on Fatsoma at https://www.fatsoma.com/e/h49l6vwh/narwhals-really-rhubarb-eagle-inn-salford 
it’s been a week since the release of “Unafraid“, the new single from Eyam exclusive to Bandcamp
a huge thank you to everyone who’s purchased a digital copy – it’s brilliant to see such support and we’re always so proud to have such a talented songwriter releasing music alongside us
you can find it over at https://eyammusic.bandcamp.com/album/unafraid 
your next chance to catch Scatterchild live is at Kamera Ballroom / The Lloyds in Chorlton on the Friday 13th of March
supporting the incredible Mr. Fish alongside Poor Effort – a fantastic lineup. tickets available on Fatsoma at https://fatso.ma/3ged
we had a super evening on Sunday for our latest “The Monthly Spread” show at the Eagle Inn
a huge thank you to everyone for coming down, and our acts Jake & His Guitar, James Alex, Beth Jackson, Lily Haylett and our michael webster sounded fantastic
we’ll be back with our next one in March – we can’t wait for it!
some incredible photos from Pete Rooney Photography from our headline with The Battery Farm on Friday at the Eagle Inn
a proper incredible show, The Battery Farm played a blinder of a set and our supports Big Cat Chic and Panhead Sharps sounded massive. big love to all involved and to everyone who came down for it more of these gigs please!
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