Fuzz Orchestra was born in 2005, Luca Ciffo (guitar/voice), Fiè (analogic manipulations) and Marco Mazzoldi (drums) decide, while running other musical projects (Bron Y Aur, Collettivo A6), to start a band moving on different coordinates. Starting from radical improvisation, the band achieves to forge a sound which, today, is built on strong rock textures, guitar and drums based, on which a fluxus of outer sounds (old movies, old vinyls cut ups, noise streams and real time audio manipulations) ties and rages.
Melding Italo prog, kraut and stoner rock, Fuzz Orchestra follow in the footsteps of Zu and Uzeda as Italian torch bearers of experimental rock.

Hounds is a band.
That is to say, a band who get together to drink under the pretence of making music.
It comprises members of Spook of the 13th Lock, Spellbound, Papercop (r.i.p).
Hounds jam long into the night, making sh*t up until they fall over.
The next morning, the fetid reels are edited into 5 minutes of borederline hilarity.
Every note is AMAAYZing.

Belfast based And So I Watch You From Afar create sonic waves comparable to bands like Red Sparowes & Mogwai. In a vein of music often deluged with bands seemingly imitating their heroes and relying heavily on their fancy delays, this band have sought to break the reular mould. Flawless yet passionate live performances have made ASIWYFA a formidable force on the local gig circuit, while their brief forays to the mainland UK have seen them launch their music to a wider audience. Expect to pick up your jaw from the floor at the end of a set. ASIWYFA manage to create beautiful soundscapes over seemingly vast landscapes, reminiscent of Explosions In The Sky's ethereal grace. Already one of Belfast's most talked about groups, their e.p. "This Is Our Machine And Nothing Can Stop It" has plunged them in amongst Britain's most hotly tipped bands.
"...momentum, drive, dynamism, and a sheer unfettered avalanche of sound." (AU Belfast)
>Adebisi Shank With a tour of Japan under their belts with 'Lite' and having toured the UK shores with Marvin's Revolt and bombasted through Ireland and Europe many a time, Adebisi Shank need no introduction to how things are achieved. DIY ethics coupled with a limitless barrier of ideas is how this band will eventually have their listeners eating out of their hands.