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High Tyde 'Speak'

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Brighton indie rockers, High Tyde have released their new single 'Speak', the first offering to be taken from their upcoming fourth EP 'Real', which is due to be released in the next few months. 

With appearances at Reading and Leeds Festivals later this month, the band have released a studio version of what is already a live fan favourite. Clocking in at just over three minutes, the track is a burst of energy from start to finish that has frenetic guitar work threaded throughout. The band have been garnering attention for quite a while and 'Speak' only adds to the excitement surrounding them.

The new track captures the classic, catchy chorus and heavy guitar melody format that the band have become known for and once again it sees them succeed. The members that make up the band may only be in their teens but they belong in venues twice the size they're currently playing in. It makes you wonder if someday they'll belong on the level of bands such as Arctic Monkeys and The Libertines. 

'Speak' is a delightfully crisp, detailed and rich tune and one that sees High Tyde sounding as polished and locked together as ever. They've still got some way to go but they're well on their way to success. 

Words Lauren Wade
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April Gig Preview

SPRING is finally in full force and what better way to celebrate than getting yourself down to some of the hottest gigs around. There's a whole lot of live music going down this month and we've got you covered with the best dates at a venue near you. It's always wise to plan ahead when it comes to gigs, so give this month's comprehensive guide a read to discover the musical gems you need to check out over the coming thirty days. 

Wide-eyed Londoners, The Big Moon take to the iconic stage of Southampton's The Joiners on Tuesday 12th for a very special gig. The indie quartet have been building a fairly impressive following with absolute belters in their arsenal of tracks - this is one certainly not to be missed. The band are becoming increasingly well known for their wired, exuberant energy during live sets and this show is set to follow the trend. If you're a fan of Palma Violets, you'll dig this. 

Tickets are £6.60 and can be bought here. 


Brighton's very own The Magic Gang return to the city for a homecoming gig on Thursday 14th at trendy multi-floor, Patterns. Their last tour went down a storm in the seaside capital and we're excited to see them return with fresh material and banging retro-tinged beats in the way that only they can do best. They're a four-headed beast of tight harmonies, guitar interplay and sickly sweet charm and you'd be a fool to miss them. 

Tickets are £6.60 and can be bought here. 



Nothing But Thieves stop by Norwich's The Nick Rayns LCR on Wednesday 20th and they promise to deliver huge energy and filthy riffage throughout the night. They're a band that refuse to be pigeon-holed and if you're not yet familiar with them now's the time to get well acquainted, as their popularity is set to increase throughout the latter half of 2016. The ferocious bedlam on offer is definitely one to get down to. It's machine gun music and you better be quick to bag yourself a spot at the front as this band still have so much more to deliver and that's the exciting part. 

Tickets are £14.70 and can be bought here.


The final gig you need to add to your gig list is that of British indie upstarts, High Tyde. The Brighton based four-piece are tearing through the industry at whirlwind speeds, captivating all who hear their intoxicating sound. They're a band destined for greater things, however first up is a gig at Brighton's The Haunt on Friday 29th for them. Even the sky isn't the limit to contain this band with their huge choruses and catchy beats and it's their driving riffs that propels the band forward and steers them in the direction of assured future success. Go mental for this massively tasty musical outfit and lock into their sound at The Haunt come the end of the month. 

Tickets are £6.60 and can be bought here. 

To give you a taster of what's to come from these eagerly-anticipated gigs, have a listen to High Tyde's tasty track 'Do What You Want'. 



Words Lauren Wade

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