To keep you updated, we are busy plotting away in the newly relocated Tough Love Towers and we will shortly have some new releases to tell you about. We’re also in negotiations with a venue to establish Don’t Go Home…London. Here though is an update of some of our bands upcoming activities.
Situationists
Sheffield’s finest are playing the BBC Introducing Stage at this years Reading and Leeds Festival;
Reading - Friday 22 Aug - 1330-1355
Leeds - Saturday Aug 23 Aug - 1315-1340
The sold out This City Holds Us All EP will be followed by a second EP this autumn.
Honeytrap
Honeytrap are in a state of flux at the moment, with half the band in Coventry and the other setting down roots, and god knows what else, in London. The London branch are dusting themselves down - they are chimney sweeps now, you see - in order to play the Vyner Street festival this Saturday.
William
William would like you to buy their album, as would we, in order for the band to begin recording a follow up single/EP/album or tape. If you’re one of those people who need other people to tell you how good something is before you buy yourself then you’re reading the wrong blog. Here's what the press think:
"Blending Pavement with heavier bands that still know their way around a good pop hook 8/10." - Rocksound Magazine
"Rhythmic, overdriven guitars, from one hook straight to the next... and it's decent stuff."- Drowned In Sound
"William create the impression of a young, up-and-coming indie punk band that would be a live revelation." - Noize Makes Enemies
"Vocals that devour your defences and leave you admitting, yes this is a great pop record 4/5." - Subba Cultcha
You can buy that album and our T-Shirt here http://www.toughloverecords.com/
Situationists
Sheffield’s finest are playing the BBC Introducing Stage at this years Reading and Leeds Festival;
Reading - Friday 22 Aug - 1330-1355
Leeds - Saturday Aug 23 Aug - 1315-1340
The sold out This City Holds Us All EP will be followed by a second EP this autumn.
Honeytrap
Honeytrap are in a state of flux at the moment, with half the band in Coventry and the other setting down roots, and god knows what else, in London. The London branch are dusting themselves down - they are chimney sweeps now, you see - in order to play the Vyner Street festival this Saturday.
William
William would like you to buy their album, as would we, in order for the band to begin recording a follow up single/EP/album or tape. If you’re one of those people who need other people to tell you how good something is before you buy yourself then you’re reading the wrong blog. Here's what the press think:
"Blending Pavement with heavier bands that still know their way around a good pop hook 8/10." - Rocksound Magazine
"Rhythmic, overdriven guitars, from one hook straight to the next... and it's decent stuff."- Drowned In Sound
"William create the impression of a young, up-and-coming indie punk band that would be a live revelation." - Noize Makes Enemies
"Vocals that devour your defences and leave you admitting, yes this is a great pop record 4/5." - Subba Cultcha
You can buy that album and our T-Shirt here http://www.toughloverecords.com/
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