NEW HEADLINE SHOW AT THE BRUDENELL SOCIAL CLUB
After our sell out socially distanced show at The Wardrobe was cancelled due to Covid-19, Sounds like a Storm have just announced a new headline at The Brudenell Social Club on the 22nd of December.
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Introducing you to Sounds like a Storm
A glamorous, indie-rock prowess emanating from the North of England.
This enchanting quartet is stopping at nothing to be the band of a generation. With a newly improved outfit and a slight alteration to their true inspirations, Sounds like a Storm are looking to capture the voice of a nation - through their stylistic renaissance, relentless work-ethic and theatrical live shows. Their music holds a captivating message, while being described as ‘genre defining’ with a ‘novel and infuriated take on modern indie-rock’ - just some of the accolades gained from their momentous efforts to put on a great show.
After performances around the UK, Sounds like a Storm have played: Leeds and Reading festival; Live at Leeds; Tramlines and the Bingley Weekender. In between festivals, they have supported Twisted Wheel, Easy Life, King No-One and the Blinders. With sold-out shows nationwide, and a hunger for more of the same, this band shows no sign of slowing down.
With music at the heart of their system, honest and enthralling symphonies are exactly what they create; channelling a punk-rock attitude with a vintage sound of stadium filling anthems inspired by previous generations.
They have entwined the kinetic feeling of voracious riffs and poetic harmonies with the emotion of the streets they call home - emotions that resonate beyond neighbouring societies.
These humble principles are why Sounds like a Storm have not only found themselves, they have their 5th member - YOU.
Join the journey.
TESTIMONIALS:
In a music scene crammed with carbon copy bands, Sounds Like a Storm provide an exhilarating alternative to the conventional indie-rock sound. Dedicated, adept and too prodigious for the size stage they currently perform on, they are not a band worth overlooking. - A Bright Tomorrow
An incredibly articulated sound and electrifying live performances. - Fiction Is Not Imagination
Sounds like a Storm absolutely blitzed it, from the eerie vocal introduction accompanied by bass I was captivated, one to watch for the future. - Flick of the Finger
It can't be long before this band are doing what IDLES and The Blinders are doing, taking on the world. - Halfway2Nowhere
Committed to producing that DIY sound which simply oozes out! - IndieCentralMusic
Offering an interesting diversity, a scuddy hard edge, zebra print leggings, swagger and thoughtful lyrics. What's not to like about this band? - Old Man Blues
Loud, confidence-packed live shows with an effortless rock'n'roll swagger which most bands can only dream of. - One Great Song
Undeniably adroit at their art - undoubtedly just the tip of the iceberg. - *Yorkshire Evening Post
Amazing Band - Alan Raw (BBC Introducing)
Caught [their] set at RandL - Really enjoyed it - Joel Amey (Wolf Alice)
Knows how to work a crowd - The Gryphon
Blazing set - Oporto bar (Leeds)
Plus Northern Exposure, Vinyl Tapestry, SRA & more!
READING AND LEEDS FESTIVAL:
Halfway 2 Nowhere - Artist of the weekend
This weekend marks the best three days in the British music calendar as Reading and Leeds Festivals take place. We have picked one artist, opening up the Radio 1 Stage, as our artist of the weekend who you simply cannot miss – they’re Leeds band Sounds Like a Storm.
For about 2 years now, we’ve followed this four-piece grow from a generic rock band, to one of the most exciting bands in England. On Friday they will open up the whole festival down in Reading before playing to, an anticipated huge crowd at Bramham Park in Leeds. Ahead of the band’s biggest sets of their life (potentially opening for Bring Me the Horizon!) we spoke to frontman Sennen Ludman to find out just what this opportunity means to Sounds Like a Storm.
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