The Black Isle / Just Married / Gambling With Dogs / Betalooper

THE BLACK ISLE

“Raw and Savage Passion” - BBC Introducing
“A piece of punk with a rich grungy feel, angst ridden and cathartic, feels intimate and urgent” - BBC Introducing

Passion Punk! The Black Isle are female fronted alternative Rock band that came together in Yorkshire way back in 2013 through the love of Grunge, Punk, Pop and Rock music. After parting ways a couple years later, the four individuals have reformed. The band now seek to subvert the sound of popular music culture with the drive of catchy guitar riffs and powerful rock vocals.

https://theblackislemusic.bandcamp.com

JUST MARRIED

“Terrific. Tight- each member is invested in the band outfit”

“Powerful, poignant and electric on stage”

A loud and outspoken ‘Party-Punk’ quartet based in Northern England, bringing new attitudes and flair to the genre. Inspired by Wolf Alice, Sex Pistols and Fontaines D.C, their poetic lyrics and dynamic stage presence amplify the bands unique loud-and-proud sound, making each show a dance filled spectacle that brings the dance back to punk. 

https://soundcloud.com/just-married-499379793

GAMBLING WITH DOGS

A Post-Emo band that effortlessly blend the bright twinkly guitar stylings of Midwest-Emo with the High Energy of Pop-Punk. Their latest project “A Place That You Left Haunted” showcases the bands ability to fuse intense instrumentation with themes of melancholy and loss. Each song has an edge that cuts deep and infects audiences with danceable grooves and hard hitting lyrics, that is shown on latest release “Fragments”. Recently, The Dogs have headlined shows in Manchester and Stoke-on-Trent, along with notable gigs supporting bands such as Hot Mulligan, Death Lens and Clay Lake.

BETALOOPER

https://betalooper.bandcamp.com

An alternative rock band from Leeds, UK. Their music is a fusion of grunge, electronic and folk influences.
Their politically charged “Piggy’s Farm” EP was produced independently and released.
Live performances exhibit powerful vocals, grungy guitar hooks and a solid backline.