Big Reference are a three-piece from Bexhill. Alt-folk royalty Hannah Lou (lead vocals & electric guitar) and Trevor Moss (bass) are joined by Elliot Lampitt on drums as they step away from their archetypal sound.
The Avenues
Airflo
Porcelain
Feral Family
Soaked
Carsick
Jace Campbell
The Q-Days
Hailing from Southend and now residing in Brighton, The Q-Days have gathered steam this past few years supporting the likes of The Rifles, Bilk, and Youth Killed It. Image courtesy of Colossal Artists. They’re made up of Zac Mahoney (lead vocals), Ryan Benson-Smith (drums/ vocals), Zack Christie-King (bass guitar/ vocals), and Ash Deakin (lead guitar/ vocals).
They recently released their debut single ‘underboard’ and we’re here to check it out:
Underboard
What The Dream Machine beautifully re-ignited on their debut album The Q-Days have taken to another level. Unlike their Merseyside peers, The Q-Days sound lays far more in the present day than fine 60s pastiche.
The psychedelic meanderings of the Beta Band and The Earlies traipse their Suffolk downs flirting with Cream, The Coral, Oasis, and Ride along the way. Frontman Mahoney resides somewhere between Steve Mason, Andy Bell, and Mark Gardener but with a more robust euphoric sonic, their frontman is an icon in the making.
In years to come, ‘Underboard’ will high up best debut single lists. It’s inevitable. The seeds of hope are being sewn with the most potent of fertilisers. It goes beyond just hope, The Q-Days are powerfully mesmeric. The care and precision of the acoustic guitars chiming in mid-point or grooving bassline should be the masterful work of a band triumphantly delivering their third album as they conquer the world.
The Q-Days are the real day.
Click the image below for tickets to their upcoming show:
The White Roses
Arkayla
Abbey Moon
Keyside
Lighthouse
Lighthouse are four-piece hailing from North East London. They recently released their new single ‘Another Minute’ and have supported Rosellas at Grace (London) and headlined a This Feeling show at The Water Rats (London).
Anna Wolf
Anna Wolf is a singer-songwriter from Pretoria (South Africa) who is now based in London. She has caught the eye of impeccable punk rock kingmakers ZineUK and RocklandsTV in recent years with a mesmeric stage presence.
Mystery Team
Judge and The Kid
AlienBlaze
Signed to Sumnerian Records, Alienblaze is a singer, songwriter, and guitar player with a big future. Tonight she plays a stacked bill at This Feeling’s #BigIn2023 show at London’s Water Rats.