Unafraid to bend genre conventions, Bristol’s Supermarché draw on their diverse musical backgrounds to craft an indie-jazz fusion inspired by the likes of Geordie Greep and Mk.Gee. 

Break for Lovers are a four-piece experimental art rock band made up of singer and guitarist Sonny, bassist Seren, drummer Charlie and synth player Oskar.

Their eclectic style anchors itself deeply in the dreamy yet guttural realms of eminent artists such as: Jeff Buckley, Radiohead and Men I Trust, creating an infatuating experience with each performance. Sonny’s sensitive and poetic vocals perfectly compliment his shoe-gaze-like approach to creating atmospheric soundscapes with his electric guitar as well as Oskar’s ambient synth sounds, pillowed by the strong rhythm section fashioned from Seren’s ambient bass as well as the liberating release of power from Charlie’s drums to punctuate the emotional temperaments of each song.

The band have a vast number of songs under their belt with many more to look forward to as worldly inspiration never falls short from their drive to write - they are also eager to release and share their music and messages of tenderness, despair, yearning and pessimism, all of which they aim to relate to the new generation of romantics to make you dance and to make you cry.

Narberth Nelly is a three-piece band born in Narberth, Wales Made in Bristol. Blending twinkly guitar lines, off-kilter rhythms, and lyrics that walk the tightrope between self-deprecating and devastating. Their music is messy, melodic, and unflinchingly honest.