'Yes, the main stage is good and all, but Reading's real low-key treasure trove is the BBC Introducing Stage, which brings us the sublime guitar swishings of Frontiers.' The Fly Magazine
'The closing double whammy of 'Alibi' and 'In Pursuit' really set pulses racing; bassist Jake Austin's floor pummeling rhythms coupled with Charlie Burley's dazzling guitar work providing the undoubted catalyst in each case. Although it's still early days in their career, the future is surely theirs for the taking.' - Drowned in Sound
'Soaring, yet subtle, widescreen pop on a par with Elbow or Sigur Ros - a winning formula' - thiscitymagazine.co.uk
'In Pursuit balances somewhere between Joy Division at their most charming and The Cure... a really, really good tune that sticks with you for days after' - Sandman Magazine
'Never has a Nottingham group of their age made such magnificently accomplished music full of tantalising promise. If you get a chance...see them.' - BBC E.Midlands.
Simply type 'Frontiers Official' into your facebook search engine
Formed in 2008, Frontiers are one of Nottingham's most promising up-and-coming bands. Produced by Alan Smyth (Pulp, Arctic Monkeys), October 2008's 'In Pursuit EP' has achieved regular regional and national radio play (including BBC Radio 1 and 6Music) and support slots with Official Secrets Act and Fight Like Apes have established them as one of the area’s most thrilling live acts. With appearances at Summer Sundae Weekender and Reading and Leeds Festivals in August 2009, and a sound reminiscent of Joy Division and The Cure, Frontiers hark back to the era of golden indie, and at the tender age of 18, are an improbably talented prospect.
You are cordially invited to the 2nd annual 'A Funeral Party' event, taking place at The Central Music Venue, Huntingdon Street, Nottingham NG1 3LH, on Friday 11th December, a dark music event from 8pm - 4am.
OMGZZZZZZZZZZ, I LOVE FRONTIERS. Genuinely boys we need to hear some more banging tunes. Get on it, Love Alex xxxxx you should be honoured i signed into myspace to write this.
Big Support from: Filthy Rich, DJ Disciple, Andi Durrant, Onionz, Erick E, Prok & Fitch, Oliver Lang, Sarah Main, Warren Clarke, Dean Coleman, Roog (Hardsoul/Housequake), Gabriel & Castellon, Jnr J, Robin Chappell (Stylus Recordings), DJ Pippi, Jørgensen, Angel Anx, DJ Paulette and many more..!
Hey Hey, My new band WhiteMoor FINALLY have some music up on our profile!! Please head over and let us know what you think. your comments are much appreciated. x Barrington WM
thank you very much! and yeah my mate Erik is auditioning, he's the one who showed me your stuff, I know this is going to sound biased...proberly because it is, but he is very good!
Hey man, thanks alot, means alot coming from a pro like you! i didnt say anything really because...well, i figured no one would be interest lol ive never really shown anyone anything before people kept bugging me to get a myspace. thanks though (i still watch our epic foosball match, makes me laugh hah) x
No worries Jake, it's no surprise you've had a hectic time.
I don't listen to Jack Johnson at all, but it's not a bad thing you think you can hear some of him in my music; he's known for easy listening. Yeah, you're right - I do write lyrics about what I think about unrestrained. I'm hesitant whether it's too intense but hopefully the music is just easy to listen to to kind of soften that, so thanks for the encouragement I appreciate it.
Oh no, again! What's happening with Jonny, I thought he quit then joined again, now he's gone again! How come?
hey dudes, congratulations on your summer sundae and leeds/ reading slots. hope everything is going well, and just letting you know i uploaded a new demo yesterday and it'd be cool to hear what you have to say about it, whatever it may be. jonny.
Online!
