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Here we have Lon­don Pop punk four piece The Famous Class. Com­pris­ing of Ben — Guitar/Vocals, Stoo — Guitar/Vocals, Justin — Bass/Vocals and Joe on Drums.

“The Famous Class sound like All Time Low, Paramore and Blink182 in a hot tub together on a warm Summer’s day… Naked!” - Ker­rang Mag­a­zine, March 2010.

“Ele­ments of the record [’Make or Break’] sound like New Found Glory cov­er­ing Blink 182 and you’ll need a crow­bar to get the cho­ruses out of your head. The con­tents of this disc are burst­ing with so much opti­mism and feel-good energy that it ought to be avail­able on pre­scrip­tion!”
–Rock­sound Mag­a­zine, April 2010.

Pega­sus Bridge — Indie four piece from Man­ches­ter, aren’t your aver­age Indie band-  upbeat riffs and catchy lyrics set them apart from the rest. Con­sist­ing of Alex How­ick, Cal­lum Rox­bor­ough, Edward Turner and Tom Lynam.

The band have already had suc­cess in being picked to play at the Radio 1 Big Weekend.

“Absolutely lov­ing it!” - Huw Stephens.

“Strong lyrics, mind-invading hooks and pow­er­ful, dri­ving rhythms.”
— BBC Introducing.

MySpace.
Face­book.
Web­site.

Cur­rent release is ‘While We’re Young’, avail­able on LAB Records — order your copy here.

The Gas­man is a exper­i­men­tal out­fit from Portsmouth, com­pris­ing of found­ing mem­ber Christo­pher Reeves. His ori­gins stem from lis­ten­ing to var­i­ous music includ­ing Elvis at an early age before he him­self got a radio of his very own. For the lat­est news, updates, pho­tos, reviews and to buy his music, head to: MySpace.
Offi­cial Web­site.
Face­book.
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The Scot­tish Music Awards — being held on the 4th Sep­tem­ber, 2011.
Awards range from adult alter­na­tive, new artist/group of the year to Punk record­ing artist of the year, span­ning 70 cater­gories. Formed to cel­e­brate Scot­tish tal­ent, the pros­per­ous music scene that was com­ing out of Scot­land, not aimed at major labels or big acts, but unsigned acts.

For more infor­ma­tion on the awards given and fur­ther details, please check out their web­site here. Keep up to date with the Scot­tish Music Awards news, add them as a friend on MySpace or ‘like’ their Face­book.

A four piece hail­ing from Lon­don, Booze & Glory isn’t your aver­age Punk band! Con­sist­ing of Mark, Liam, Bart and Mario. They will be head­ing to Ger­many for the first time head­lin­ing — Start­ing next month, on the 4th.

Check out their Myspace for pho­tos, music and updates - click - or their Face­book - click -

The Long Count, a five piece from Peter­bor­ough.
Formed from inspi­ra­tion from Sikth and Mis­ery Sig­nals in 2009, they have since toured with the likes of Deaf Havana, Young Guns and No Consequence.

They released their debut album ‘A World’s Col­lapse’ in early 2010.

For fur­ther info, to check out their music, upcom­ing dates and view pho­tos check out their MySpace here.

Here we have The Strange Death of Lib­eral Eng­land, an Indie band from Southsea.

Mem­bers are:

Adam Wool­way
Andrew E. Wright
Kelly Jones
Will Charl­ton
David Lindsay

Lat­est sin­gle is FLAGSHIPS, which comes from their new album headed for release in Autumn 2010.

” They sing songs in shouty, American-accented uni­son about wars, graves and soli­tude over thud­ding pianos, growl­ing basslines, and relent­less per­cus­sion, bring­ing to mind the anar­chy of Pix­ies and the strange pas­toral­ism of British Sea Power.” -Jude Rogers, The Guardian.

Go here if you want to pur­chase their ‘Go For­ward’ their debut mini-album.
Their MySpace if you wish to read more reviews, find con­tact infor­ma­tion or lis­ten to their music.

The five piece hail from Southamp­ton, a lit­tle way down the coast.  Com­pris­ing of Jim, Jack, Ash, Greg and Andy. The band, who are label mates (LAB Records) with the likes of Just Sur­ren­der, Charlee Drew and The Morn­ing Of.

“Watch­ing them onstage is a punch-your-fists-up kind of sing-along expe­ri­ence” – Punk­tas­tic.

“The kind of shout-along hooks that will ensure blow­ing your throat out was never more fun” — Ker­rang!

The band will be on tour through­out Octo­ber with Can­ter­bury, start­ing with Northamp­ton on the 14th. Hit up their MySpace for dates and ticket details: click. If you want to pur­chase one of their shirts or CDs, head to their mer­chan­dise site go here.