Formed in late 2016, London-based post-punk trio Girls In Synthesis' DIY attitude and caustic music has singled them out as one of the most intense and unique outfits in the UK. Taking their cues from legendary 1970's UK acts such as Wire, Crass and Public Image Limited, their relentless rhythmical elements owe as much to disco and dub reggae.

The band have built up a fevered fan base across the UK, with a reputation as an extraordinary live band; breaking down the musician/audience barrier by dragging equipment off the stage and playing large chunks of the shows from within the crowd. They soon became an in-demand support act for bands as disparate as Slaves, Bad Breeding, Wolf Alice, Damo Suzuki, Warmduscher and Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs. 


After their self released single 'The Mound/Disappear' in 2016, they released three rare and sought after vinyl E.P's on the experimental London label Blank Editions throughout 2017-2018. A compilation of these releases, 'Pre/Post: A Collection 2016-2018', arrived at the start of 2019 on Louder Than War, becoming the labels fastest selling release.

Singles 'Arterial Movements' and 'Pressure' followed at the end of 2019 with 'The Images Agree' and 'They're Not Listening' arriving as lead singles from the critically acclaimed debut album 'Now Here's An Echo From Your Future', released in August 2020. The 5 track mini album, 'Shift In State', was released in June 2021 as part of Record Store Day and bought fractured electronics and experimental, spatial sonics into the mix.

Milan/London experimental band Throw Down Bones are returning with their new album ‘Three’ on February 24th. A towering body of work that feels both apocalyptic and jubilant, ‘Three’ is Throw Down Bones’ eagerly-awaited return following 2018’s ‘Two’ and the tragic passing of founding member Dave Cocks in a motorcycle accident in 2019. Choosing to continue the band in honour of Cocks, in February 2020, surviving co-founder Francesco Vanni returned to London’s New River Studios with long-term collaborator and producer James Aparicio (Spiritualized, Nick Cave) and a new band in tow, made up of bassist Marion Andrau and drummer Raphael Mura.

Working in the studio with the new band for the first time, several hours of improvised recordings were captured over the course of those early New River sessions, which were then expanded and pieced together between Aparicio in London and Vanni in Milan. Ready to lacerate eardrums and send into a trance once more, the result is a 9-track album spanning feedback-blasted industrial psychedelia, heavy electronics, krautrock and dark ambient. Overcoming huge psychological and practical difficulties, ‘Three’ is a powerful and moving record in more ways than one - a post-industrial triumph that’s at once hedonistic, cathartic and poignant.

Describing ‘Three’ and its intentions, Vanni says: “This album tries to reverse the usual band-listener interaction. We hold no truth and we're not willing to serve any universal answers to anything. Instead, we question the listener who, according to their experiences and sensitivity, will find a reply for themselves. That's the role of instrumental music and why we love it so much. It brings the listener to the centre of the project, giving them an active role in translating music into meaning. Every single note in this album is dedicated to our brother Dave Cocks.”

Les BDM sont originaires de Kingston Upon Hull (UK). Oui, aussi tordu et psyché que son nom l’indique, cette petite bourgade abrite de nombreuses pépites psyché ; longtemps bercées avec le biberon vert fluo douteux de Anton Newcombe, seul, fixant l’horizon, de l’autre côté du Pacifique.

Plaisir du cœur, plaisir chaleur. Ils puisent leurs influences du côté de Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, Paul Weller, The Small Faces, ou encore The Black Keys avec un fort penchant post punk. Ils ont, aussi partagé des tournées avec The Jesus & Mary Chain, The Stranglers, Temples, Drenge, The View, Shaun Ryder, Twin Atlantic, The Bohicas, Jefferson Starship, Steve Cradock, et The Temperance Movement.

Le groupe le plus mystérieux de la ville.