"The Treehouse Infidels will one day be remembered as those unnasuming good looking fellas who brought the world back into touch with music that ears were made for- Kerrang! KKKK
We're Indie-rock with wee hints of heavier riffs and the occasional epic passage to melodic heaven. we like to get a little bit toe tapping funky at times these days. mix it up - no boundaries other than if we like it.
its nice that way.
ACHTUNG!!!!!!!!!
VOTE FOR US AT NME BREAKING BANDS THINGY! Get people to vote for us and you will be in with a chance of getting VIP tickets to the NME Party!
www.nme.com/newbands/treehouse-infidels, go on it’ll only take a moment and we’ll love you forever! xxx
Kaikoura have (by far) the freshest, most dynamic and vibrant sound on the scene right now, you'd be hard-pressed to find any other current band who epitomise the fury of intense live energy that Kaikoura achieve.
Tripdash waste no time laying out blistering, hooky hardcore punk anthems, each one sure to inspire pumping fists and mosh pits, and hell - maybe even a sing along or two. Unapologetically political, Tripdash is sure to please fans of the melodic hardcore punk genre.
Support from Battle To Exile and Obvious Outcome.
Tickets available now from: 8 Treasury Court Fisher Street Carlisle
Driven beyond doubt by an innate passion for the music they play, Blast Stereos Loud combine emotive lyrical hooks with haunting chord progressions that will rip your heart out, tattoo their name all over it and staple it back, while you, unknowingly, continue to tap your pink converse on the sticky floors of the venues they lure you into...
Everything Burns are a vocal driven sound house, with epic guitar riffs, stomping bass lines and thunderous drums all compiled together to create an explosive sounding band.
None The Less singer, Ant, sounds like a cross between Charlie Simpson from Fightstar and Daniel Johns from Silverchair. It TOTALLY works. They're working their arses off and getting in people's faces at the moment. Awesome, awesome band.
One of the best up and coming bands to come out of the North east this year. Using a great mixture of sounds from melodic tunes to amazing rock tracks to keep the crowd going To Save A Soul are definatly a band to watch out for this year!
Tickets available for £5 Adv from 8 Treasury Court Fisher Street Carlisle
Hey there brothers and sisters, come check these out!
Saturday 12th April: Andy Votel Lambhuna and friends present Twisted Nerve’s supremo and crate-digger supreme, showing off a masterclass in psych, funk and freak folk - with LA’s Gaslamp Killer and Lambhuna residents
Monday 14th April: Mystery Jets Eel Pie Island’s fave oddballs bring the irresistible pop joys of their new album ‘Twenty One’ to the Brickyard stage
Friday 18th April: The Sugars Solfest faves, these fuzzed-up doo-wop sweethearts kick out bluesy duets of heartache and jealousy. Support from Carlisle’s own Cosmic Cat and the Parlotones
Saturday 19th April: Exit Calm Holy Are You present Exit Calm, the perfect prescription for the recovering Verveaholic. With garage rock from Night Of Sevens and drones courtesy of The Lucid Dream
Monday 21st April: Danny & The Champions Of The World The new psychedelic folk-pop megagroup of Danny Wilson (of Grand Drive) featuring members of Goldrush, Brakes and the Electric Soft Parade. Support from Fading Face and the Cotton Controller as deejay
Tuesday 22nd April: Envy & Other Sins Eccentric Brit indie winners of Channel 4’s MobileAct Unsigned – with homegrown indie-pop masters Indigo Skins and the still-irrepressible Test The Tone
Thursday 20th March: Lambhuna and friends Your Easter weekend warm-up with Lambhuna, Chairman Blau and Gamma Jack playing wholesome servings of funk, psych, freakbeat, reggae and bags more.
Good Friday 21st March: Falling Red Launch party for the Penrith rockers’ new album “If You Ain’t Down With The Rock…” – free copies available on entry, with live Falling Red and Worthless Diamonds sets, and DJ Sam spinning rock / metal power moves til 2am.
Saturday 22nd March: Team Waterpolo A party for your feet, ears and brain all at once, Team Waterpolo come to the Brickyard ahead of a slot on 2008’s NME New Noise Tour. Isosceles from Edinburgh are supporting, and Club Olio / Krftwrk Orange DJs will man the decks. The pop of tomorrow!!
Easter Sunday 23rd March: Lost And Found / Dub’d Out With a live Dubdadda set featuring brass, female vocals and an MC. Combining old school dub mixing techniques with new school sounds and technology, the Dubdadda has made his mark on the soundsystem scene. Also featuring Chiv & Brains and Jinx’in Dub.
Monday 24th March: Flatlands Roadface promotions presents Flatlands, Montana and the return of Reluctant To Speak. Underground music for fans of Dischord Records, epic drone and serious heaviosity.
No worries dudes, its a very much deserved 10 for you. Cheers for ITC, should be fun, almost as fun as Friday! Hopefully see you soon & good luck with XFM, might have to give it a bash
With more metal than Bullet for my valentine, 12 Gauge Alliance mix those sickeningly infectious melodies that welsh bands seem to nail so well, with a wall of sonic heaviness that can only be created if you’ve been weened on a diet of early 90s Pantera
Straight from the heart of the Lake District, Kyra are ready to establish themselves as one of the most promising unsigned bands in the UK. With tons of local shows under thier belt; opening for bands like Raging Speedhorn, Failsafe, Fei Comodo, The Nothing, Fony, This Girl, My Passion, My Awesome Compilation, Aconite Thrill, Days in December (to name a few) Kyra have turned heads with their energetic and enthralling live show. Their on-stage presence and originality have earned them praise from fans and piers alike and have no doubt made them a band to watch out for.
iSPYSTRANGERS blend a range of melody and harmony, with forceful heavy guitars and driving riffs to provide something truly special. They provide warm and gentle melodies that you will open your heart to, before being slashed with a machete of brutal heavy energy. Live, they are a band that never stands still; like a ball of continuous energy which never fails to ignite your interest and keeps you coming back for more.
Available now from: The Brickyard - £4 Adv (Cash Only) www.kpromotions.bigcartel.com - £4.50 Adv (price includes 50p for P+P) or send me a message for an alternative
In the meantime why not check out videos of the bands @ www.myspace.com/kpromotionsgigs
Chris - Mag - Russ - Anders
this is say ragh! she said do it, i did it.mag
