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Fat Dog is a British five-piece post-punk band formed in 2020 in South-East London, United Kingdom, and currently comprises Joe Love (vocals), Chris Hughes (synth), Morgan Wallace (saxophone), Jacqui Wheeler (bass) and Johnny 'Doghead' Hutch (drums). Prior to releasing any singles, the band became known for their boisterous live performances. In 2023, they signed to Domino Recording Company. They opened for bands such as Viagra Boys and Yard Act and sold out Scala on their debut headline tour. — via Last.fm

Formed while at university in Brighton, the five-piece -- Ollie Judge (vocals, drums), Louis Borlase (vocals, guitar), Anton Pearson (guitar), Laurie Nankivell (bass), and Arthur Leadbetter (keys) -- played their first gig after replying to an advert for a "young person's jazz night." Quickly putting a set list together, their idiosyncratic mix of half-yelped, half-sung vocals, jerky, angular guitars, brass blasts, and droney synth lines caught the ears of the U. — via Last.fm

Correct tag = working men's club. — via Last.fm

Basht. is a five-piece rock band from Dublin, Ireland. The band comprises frontman Jack Leavey (vocals), Sam Duffy (guitar), Rossa Healy (guitar), Louis Christle (bass), and Luke O'Neill (drums). — via Last.fm

The band is comprised of two samplers, two drummers and vocals. Through their untraditional instrumentation, Lip Critic executes an eclectic blend of punk, hardcore, club, modernistic pop sounds, and structures without inhibition. — via Last.fm

Saul Adamczewski and Ben Romans-Hopcraft are Insecure Men. After Adamczewski was temporarily kicked out of the Fat White Family to rehab from drug addiction, he teamed up with his schoolfriend Romans-Hopcraft (Childhood). They released their eponymous debut album in 2018. Considering Adamczewski is one of the main songwriters in the Fat Whites, and that the brothers Lias and Nathan Saudi from the same band helped out with the songwriting for the album — via Last.fm

Dove Ellis is Irish singer-songwriter Thomas O'Donogue (born in Galway) currently based in Manchester, UK. — via Last.fm

Alex Cameron (born 11 September 1988) is a singer-songwriter from Sydney, Australia. He is best known for his solo career, a high-concept act in which Cameron initially adopted the persona of a failed entertainer. During live performances, Cameron is often joined by saxophonist and "business partner" Roy Molloy. Before making music under his own name, Cameron was also a member of the electronica act Seekae, releasing three studio albums with them. — via Last.fm

Panic Shack, a Welsh five-piece punk band, emerged onto the music scene in 2018. Their lineup includes Sarah Harvey (lead vocals), Meg Fretwell (guitar, backing vocals), Romi Lawrence (guitar, backing vocals), Emily Smith (bass), and Nick Doherty-Williams (drums). Drawing inspiration from the raw energy of punk, Panic Shack blends it with a keen sense of identity, wit, and melody. Formed in Cardiff, Wales, Panic Shack took matters into their own hands. — via Last.fm

UNKLE's live- and DJ-project under which diverse DJ-mixes have been released Releases: Do Androids Dream Of Essential Beats (2003) Never, Never, Land Throwdown (2003) Edit Music For A Film (After Dark Prologue) (2004) Where The Wild Things Are (2004) Edit Music For A Film - The Director's Cut (2005) Essential Music For A Film - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack Reconstruction (2005) Unofficial Releases: Do Androids Dream Of Electric Beats? (2002) — via Last.fm

Hatfield and the North was an experimental British rock band from Canterbury, England, that lasted from October 1972 to June 1975, with some reunions thereafter. Part of the "Canterbury scene" the band grew out of Delivery, Matching Mole, and Caravan. Members were Phil Miller (guitar, from Matching Mole), Dave Stewart (keyboards, Egg, National Health, Bruford, and his own albums with Barbara Gaskin), Pip Pyle (drums, from Gong) and Richard Sinclair (bass and vocals, from Caravan). — via Last.fm

Warhaus is the solo project and alter ego of Belgian musician, songwriter, and singer Maarten Devoldere, born in 1988 and based in Ghent. He is also known as one of the lead vocalists of the band Balthazar. Following the release of Balthazar's 2015 album "Thin Walls", the band members took a hiatus to explore individual creative ventures. Warhaus emerged as Devoldere's contribution during this period, beginning in 2016. The music of Warhaus is characterised by a moody and atmospheric style — via Last.fm