TERRA TWIN

Initially starting out as a bedroom project in 2020 when vocalist, and accomplished actor, Maxim Baldry was living in New Zealand, Terra Twin came into fruition at the end of 2021. Now joined by Lewis Spear (electric guitar), Jonny Thwaites (bass) and Alex Wadstein (drums) the quartet have played a handful of shows around the capital, showcasing their cinematic art rock offerings, and will be releasing an EP in early 2024.

Recent singles have been praised by NME, Rolling Stone UK, DIY Magazine and Steve Lamacq on BBC6 Music. Terra Twin have played two sold out headline shows in London this year at Servant Jazz Quarters and The Sebright Arms, and will break into Europe with their first trip to Left of The Dial Festival in 2023.

UGLY

Ugly have had garnered support from music industry stalwarts such as DIY, So Young Magazine, Dork, Rough Trade, and the band were named as one of The Independent's “15 bands you should listen to in 2020”.

Ugly have played alongside the likes of Courting, Black Midi, Sorry, Sports Team, King Nun, Fur, Working Men's Club, Warmduscher to name but a few

In 2022 with a successful European tour under their belts (including a sold out show at Paris' notorious L'international), Ugly have been using their time to sculpt a fresh and vibrant collection of songs, that have drawn influence from contemporaries such as Black Country, New Road, Broadside Hacks and even the noughties pop sensibilities of Keane.

In 2023 Ugly toured with Black Country, New Road on a host of sold out shows, including London’s Shepherds Bush Empire. As well as selling out their own packed shows at Moth Club and The Lexington, with a show at The legendary 100 Club on sale this December.

 WEIRD MILK

Weird Milk's musical odyssey began in the English countryside, before greater ambitions drew them to the capital, to further study and pursue music. Echoes of The Beach Boys, Harry Nilsson and The Beatles flirt with more contemporary influences such as The Strokes and Frank Ocean, lending to a punchy and relevant means of delivering their nostalgic allure.

Weird Milk are currently working on other projects, but are available for publishing opportunities.