Chog Town says:
MELODY NELSON
Hailing from London’s grubby East End are cacophonous rhythm’n’blues urchins, Melody Nelson. Influenced by The Soft Boys, The Velvet Underground and Garage 45’s, Melody Nelson are high on energy and good old fashioned rock’n’roll. "This band definitely possess the X-Factor", Xfm.

EDENITES
A truly unique blend of guitar, hip hop & funk. The Edenites have turned their song-writing attentions to the world tackling subjects ranging from the minimum wage & global poverty to child abduction & the legalisation of cannabis. Always continuing to evolve & adapt their sound to include their diversified musical interests the real question with The Edenites isn’t what they have done but what are they going to do next?

CLASS OF 1984
Singing joyful songs about transvestitism, incest & murder & with delusions of arena rock grandeur in their heads, Class of 1984 were born when they opened for the irrepressible Robert Plant in the summer of 2006. They were voted best upcoming band by 2 national radio stations & listed in Chris Moyles’ best top ten unsigned UK bands.

THE TORN
The Torn are a 5-piece indie band based between "those great centers of culture Doncaster & Scunthorpe". Their influences range from the Manic Street Preachers to Jimi Hendrix to The Jam. Following a string of successful gigs in & around their home town, The Torn are fast making a name for themselves in London playing such venues as the Marquee & the 12 Bar, Soho.

Posted 8 months ago