Swim Deep

SWIM DEEP

plus…

PHOEBE GREEN

“Birmingham boys making sun-kissed noise” their website says, and who are we to argue.

plus supports: 

BOOTS BOOKLOVERS

“The Captain of The Ship EP owes a debt of gratitude to the likes of Morrissey and The Long Blondes, as well as an endorsement from fellow kitchen sink dramatists The Heartbreaks”  •  Drowned In Sound

“The signs are already clear: this is a band with a future.”  •  Nottingham Post

“Very worthy finalists in our competition to support Dog Is Dead at Rock City… Loud indie pop reminiscent of Elvis Costello & The Attractions.”  •  Nusic

“’Time Has No Sleep’ turns up at the door dripping like a wet cat with song-writing nous; and with some deep-seated guitar-pop sensibilities and endearing duck-and-weave stage moves they impress with consistency.”  •  Nottingham Live

 plus: PARK BENCH SOCIETY

Park Bench Society are four 17 year old lads from Loughborough who specialise in charming acoustic indie music full of ear-catching percussion.

Room No. 66 was first played by Dean Jackson on his BBC Introducing show The Beat in September 2011 and the band were quickly ordered in for a session.

Their singles have been shown some love by Tom Robinson, Steve Lamacq and Huw Stephens on Radio 1 and the band played Reading and Leeds Festivals, among others, in 2012.