The Crimea: Having already received high praise from the late John Peel who called "Lottery Winners On Acid" one of these best songs I've heard in years, The Crimea are poised to take the World by storm!  
 
"We want to be a timeless rock band, lyrically, musically and aesthetically," says drummer Owen Hopkins.  We're trying to do something that isn't just drums, bass, guitars".  Something intricately woven, but always sort of skewed."  What goes on in front man, Davey Macmanus' head is not always so pretty but he turns it into beautiful and sweeping rock'n'roll.  TRAGEDY ROCKS, the London band's debut album, is both lush and lacerating.  11 edgy and melodic cocktails sweetened by sonic ambition and spiked with Davey's debauched, bitter-funny tales of mean streets, meaner romance, good gin and not-so-good times.

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The Madrips: As a band we really have come from different musical tastes to form one sound; which make things interesting. We are experimental enough to make mistakes that inspire us, we are radical enough to want something different from our music and soul-full enough to put meaning behind it. Like science class we like to experiment, sure we want to be able to do this for real but its classic writing and playing tunes, and we're stoked!

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Two Spot Gobi: The story so far...Nu-jazz funkateers Two Spot Gobi may have been together less than six months, but the Brighton-based six-piece are already creating a massive buzz wherever they play. Their irresistibly cool up beat vibes and chilled, acoustic sounds incorporating everything from jazz and funk to blues
and pop-have been winning them a rapidly growing fan base as well as prestigious bookings across the south of England.

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