Cork based indie band Neon Atlas are back in the groove as they return with their latest single Fever, due for general release November 16th. Fever is a harmonious mix of ebow progression united with a fragile and compulsive vocal which meanders into an infectious chorus. The final result slowly allures you with its intricacies and delicate craftsmanship which hugs you like your old favourite woolly jumper. Fever is lifted from their forth-coming but as yet untitled album due for release early in 2018; in the meantime Neon Atlas will be touring nationwide. Needless to say Ralph is playing this gloriously radio-friendly track on the Bonfire Night Indie Show Special on Radio KC so remember to tune in on Sunday the 5th of November via rkc.noip.me Internet Radio from 5-7pm GMT.
With a new video out and a headline gig in top Manchester venue the Soup Kitchen coming up on the 7th of August it's all go for All The King's Men at the moment. The psychedelic video for rheir debut single Fever brings us a choppy, guitar driven, raunchy vocalising piece of in your face alt rock. With a rapidly growing army of fans and a Jonny Brown DJ set, it looks like All The King's Men could be one of the top gig tips (except for Ralphstock on the 23rd of course) for Manchester in August.
Comprised of Matt Holland on vocals/guitar, Tino Caine on Bass and Ben Robinson on drums All The King's Men are stamping a very firm impression on the local scene.
Their burgeoning sound belies the fact they're a trio and with tracks ranging from the poppier Shake to the rockierI Don't Care What They Say they'll get the crowds up and jumping...why not join them!
