Left to right: Oran, James, Ewan, Leo, Joe.
The graduation party was a massive success and Emergency Break passed the exams with distinction. Their performance at The Grace was exquisite, worthy of top marks in entertainment. They're entering a new era, moving on from being noisy students. Now they are noisy graduates.
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What two words would describe a show full of enjoyable intensity and high energy? What about Sweet Unrest.
The 5-piece rock band delivered a show that perfectly reflects the band’s name, at The Amersham Arms in London.
What could be a great warm up act, before Sweet Unrest go on stage? The Deniros definitely seemed to be ideal for the situation, as they provided great entertainment with their music and their antics on (and off) stage, at Amersham Arms.
It’s always pleasing when you realize you just discovered yet another gem of new music. This is definitely the case with Montello, who impressed on their recent London gig, at The Rooz Studios. The 4-piece from Wigan have only been together for just over a year now, with members aged 17 and 18 years old. But they already have a whole set of original songs, 3 of which have already been released. In fact, it’s hard to reject any of those songs for a release, or to knock any of them off the set list to make way for a new one. There was a feel-good element throughout their set. And although there was naturally a little bit of shyness, their interaction with the crowd was brilliant.
Entropy properly introduced themselves to the London scene by delivering a head-banging high-energy rock set, in their first headline show in the capital. It went so well, that they've already announced they're playing two more headline shows in London in the next couple of months. The 4-piece rock band from Kent played a hard rock set which included their new single Yellow Cars just a couple of hours before they released it, as well as all their other released studio tracks.
