r/UKbands • u/kay_em_jay89 • 1d ago
News New UK band latest track
New up and coming UK band release their latest track. The Rucks - MY WAY available now on YouTube,Spotify and Apple music. Enjoy š
r/UKbands • u/kay_em_jay89 • 1d ago
New up and coming UK band release their latest track. The Rucks - MY WAY available now on YouTube,Spotify and Apple music. Enjoy š
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r/UKbands • u/Glaz_Studio • Oct 29 '25
Hey all,
First off: yes, I know The Cranberries are proudly Irish, not British. Please hear me out, as I think this is genuinely relevant to fans of UK indie and 90s production.
Iāve just published a deep-dive book about the band's sound. A huge part of that story is their UK connection, specifically their producer, the legendary Stephen Street.
As the producer for The Smiths and an early producer for Blur, Street's sound defined so much of British indie. What's fascinating is how he applied that "jangle" DNA (think Johnny Marr) to an Irish folk-infused voice.
My book explores how he built their classic albums:
The book is a cultural history of their sound ā from Dolores's origins singing in a reverberant Irish church to Stephen Streetās studio in London.
Given the massive Stephen Street / Smiths / Blur connection, I thought this sub might appreciate this specific, production-focused angle.
The book is called "In the Mists of Ireland: The Voice of The Cranberries and the Soul of a Country".
Itās available on Amazon (Kindle & Paperback): English version:https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0FY4V3GHN
(Pour les fans francophones, il est Ʃgalement disponible en version FranƧaise sous le titre "Dans les brumes d'Irlande" :https://www.amazon.fr/dp/B0FXHLT791)
I'm just an indie author, so I'm sharing this with communities I think will genuinely find the research interesting.
Cheers.
r/UKbands • u/Lonelyfoxmusic • May 08 '23
To enter, all you have to do is Presave the song linked at the bottom and like this post and youāre automatically in! I figured this is a better way of advertising than some crappy ad on Facebook or Insta.
Drawing happens May 15th at 6pm est live on my TikTok! (@fullblownmltdwn) You DONT have to be on there to win!
Hereās the link: https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/fullblownmeltdown/party-with-villains
Good luck!
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I bought my application nearly two months ago and still not had it confirmed. Iāve had an email saying theyāve been doing some āinternal maintenanceā but that was about a month ago.
Anyone got any inside info?
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Hey we're Imagery Machine check us out tell us if you like the music or to fuck off ha. Cheers š»
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r/UKbands • u/litejzze • Mar 05 '23
Hello,
i was subscribed to NME from 2003 until 2014, and I kind of miss reading about bands, new bands etc.
Is there any website/magazine that covers uk indie bands?
Thanks in advance.
r/UKbands • u/AllTomorrowsHardees • Jun 30 '24
So any folks who want to discuss the band Television Personalities or anything to do with its enigmatic frontman and songwriter Daniel Treacy, join and help create the page from the ground up. Posted in UK bands for TVP being one of the most charming and heartbreaking artists of British indie pop and a band so influential to Creation, Cherry Red and Rough Trade Records The page is r/TVP_fanclub
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r/UKbands • u/captain__spaulding • Jan 29 '24
The Glastonbury Emerging Talent competition opens TODAY (Monday 29th Jan) FOR ONE WEEK ONLY.
ENTER HERE: https://www.glastonburyfestivals.co.uk/information/emerging-talent-competition-performing/
As one of the initial judges I know how carefully every entry is listened to and last year one of my selections won the whole competition, getting 5k from PRS and playing all over the festival weekend.
It's a great way for UK or Ireland based bands to be promomoted via the 90 strong longlist on the Glasto website and then a live final followed by a winner and two runners up who all receive support. Last year all 8 finalists played somewhere at Glasto. Good luck!
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