Glasspop, Methods, Husk – live alternative synth rock & synthpop

An evening full of alternative, synth rock and synthpop sounds.

Glasspop (PL)
Methods (UK)
Husk (UK)

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GLASSPOP

Modern, synth alternative rock band from Poland. GLASSPOP’s style breaks the rules and try to define rock music in its very own way. It’s pure energy and true rock’n’roll soul mixed with fresh synth sounds bring an epic, multi-layered sound which can be compared to artists like Muse, Editors, White Lies, Kasabian. The main features of the band are moving vocals of Maverick and charismatic instrumentalists able to create an amazing atmosphere on gigs.

Since August 2018 their singles have got an airplay in Polish, German and UK radio stations. In November 2018 they premiered the critically acclaimed debut album: “Stranger in the mirror”.

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METHODS

Influenced by life and their soundings along with the likes of Joy Division, Depeche Mode, The National & Interpol METHODS formed with the mutual understanding to do things our way and write what we love. Ash Bradley – Vocals, Jon Nash – Synths, Ryan Deakin – Guitar, Adam Hall – Bass and Pete Bates – Drums.

Methods have made their mark with their own dark sounding synth indie anthems. The Midlands based 5 piece have been gaining recognition in the last few years, playing countless shows to crowds across the UK. With just 2 official singles released so far, the band have been garnering support from the likes of BBC Introducing WM as well as nominations at the Birmingham Music Awards and Black Country Music Awards.

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HUSK

Dubbed as ‘the outsider popstar we’ve all been waiting for’ and
‘pretty darn good’ by BBC 6Music, HUSK is the lovechild of 80’s
synth nostalgia and fresh leftfield pop.
A hairbrush diva at heart, from the outskirts of Manchester, HUSK grew up on a diet of melody centred Pop, with the likes of Madonna and Girls Aloud, and is not shy to tell you he’s an avid Eurovision fan. In recent years though,the rich, imperfect vocals of Northern Soul, and intelligent Pop with smart production has influenced his repertoire, taking the textures of Eurythmics, arpeggiators of Robyn, and off-beat rhythms of Little Dragon.

Working with production duo Sugar House Music, (Big Life Management) HUSK released their first EP in 2018, with the deeper-meaning ‘Brother Kin’,having a modest political edge, to ’You Got It’, the fun-loving banger earning HUSK a fan in BBC 6Music & Fresh on the Net’s Tom Robinson, who has played the track continually since its release. Moving onto more matured
stylings inspired by a sultry performance by queen Cheddar Gorgeous (now of Drag SOS), with latest single ‘Could You Forgive Me’, HUSK entered sexy alt. Pop territory. HUSK is now preparing to launch a new late-disco single with synthy layers that promise to turn you into a hairbrush diva too! FFO: Christine & The Queens, Years & Years, CHVRCHES and early Madonna.
With an alluring stage energy and an electrifying visual, 2019 has seen HUSK play at the revered Manchester International Festival and to crowds of 15,000 at Pride in Hull, with Manchester Pride and Foundations Festival still to come.

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