The Broken Family Band.
The Broken Family Band
The Broken Family band formed in 2002 and quickly put an eclectic variety of records. Never wanting to be put down in to one category The Broken Family Band have been Counry, Folk, Rock, Pop and Indie.
The band formed for fun and never intended to play more than a few gigs. On top thier diverse mix of songs the band also manage to inject a fun in to most of there songs. Never taking them selves to seriously gives there genre hopping songs a certain char...
Tigers That Talked.Tigers That Talked.
Tigers That Talked are great band from Leeds with a nice fresh sound. They have been a favourite of the festival scene since the band started in 2006 and have played as far and wide as Texas, USA.
The bands latest album ‘Merchant’ released in November last year received glowing reviews from established radio Djs like Zane Lowe and Colin Murray, but never seemed to make many waves in the general public.
Which is a shame, because Tigers That Talked happen to be one of the best bands of the year.
Tigers That Talked - Live
Tigers That Talked latest single ‘Holy Saturday, Gloomy Sunday’,...
Daniel 'Homeless' MustardDaniel Mustard
Starting your musical career as an alcoholic, homeless street musician Isn’t always the done thing, but it worked for Daniel Mustard.
An alcohol dependency destroyed Daniel’s life and left him destitute and alone. For years he earned his money singing and playing guitar on the streets of New York, but over the years he managed to get himself clean and is now selling his music world wide.
Daniels rise to fame started when he walked in to The Opie & Anthony studio, a New York radio station, on a Christmas event. He mentioned in passing that he played music and wowed the staff with one of his own...
The 5 Best Misuses Of Things To Make Music.
With enough balls, insanity and creativity people can take everyday objects and instruments and create something incredible. Unlabeled is now going to bring you the five best sounds that come from using everyday objects in the wrong way. Some are brilliant, some are odd, and one is just mental.
1) The Tesla Coil
The Tesla Coil
Using two twelve foot Tesla Coils, ArcAttack utilise the power of lightning to make music. As an affront to Zeus himself, two 500,000 volt electrical arches that resonate to make musical notes (or something).
If you’re wondering what sound two huge arcs of killer electricity...
MATTHEW P.
Matthew P.
After Unlabeled's last review of heavy metal band Hostile Rising, we felt like it was time to relax, well imagine how happy we were when we stumbled upon Matthew P.
We found Matthew P. from the last weeks channel 4 advert for the film Watchmen, which featured a great track from Matthew's latest album called End Of The Wor...
Hostile Rising
The Band.
Hostile rising are one of those bands that are best enjoyed loud. I would advise anybody out there to turn your speakers up before you press play on any of the following tracks.
Hostile Rising formed in 2008 in Leeds and quickly rose to the top of the local music scene. Hostile Rising will be playing this years Bloodstock festival with bands like Motorhead and Rhapsody of Fire.
Rob Littlemore - vocals
The demos and E.P kicks-ass with driving guitars and mental drums, the whole unit seems completely manic some of the best guitar solos that local music has to offer, as guitarist Kenneth...
The Strokes - Demos and B-sidesThe Strokes
You may have heard of this little band from New York. The Strokes latest album, Angles, sold over 90,000 copies in its first week alone. And songs like ‘Last Nite’, ‘Juicebox’, and ‘Hard to Explain’ have rocked the charts on both sides of the Atlantic since the band’s first album in 2001.
But what many people do not know is that prior to the debut album This is it, the band recorded The Modern age EP, which included the songs ‘the Modern Age’, ‘Last Nite’ and ‘barely Legal’, all of which would be re-recorded for there first album, along with a handful of other rare demos and B-sides that people...
