Showing posts with label Sheffield band. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sheffield band. Show all posts

Friday, April 25, 2014

Watch: High Hazels Air Music Video For "Winter Song"

Sheffield indie rock band High Hazels have aired the video for their latest single "Winter Song", off their recent debut EP 'In The Half Light', which was released in April 7 through Heist or Hit Records. 

Previously the band have already shared the clips for their debut single "Hearts Are Breaking" and "Summer Rain".

Grab the EP on a limited edition 10" vinyl here, and take a look at the video below.


Friday, April 18, 2014

Watch: The Crookes Air "Don't Put Your Faith In Me" New Video

Sheffield based indie rock/pop outfit The Crookes have aired the video for their latest single "Don't Put Your Faith In Me".

The song is part of our current playlist and is taken from their third studio album 'Soapbox', recently released (April 14) via Fierce Panda. Grab your copy here.

Check out the black and white video below.


Website: thecrookes.co.uk

Tuesday, March 11, 2014

Watch: High Hazels Premiere "Summer Rain" Music Video

Sheffield indie rock band High Hazels have premiered the video for their new single "Summer Rain."

The song is the first single from their In The Half Light EP, which is due for release 7 April through Heist or Hit Records. 

Previously the band have already shared the clip for their debut single "Hearts Are Breaking."

The video was directed by James Lord & Ryan Howes. Take a look below.


Tuesday, September 24, 2013

Watch: High Hazels Share Music Video For "Hearts Are Breaking"

Sheffield-based indie pop young quartet High Hazels have shared the video for their debut single "Hearts Are Breaking", which will be out on the October 7 via Heist or Hit Records.

Fronted by James Leesley, Anthony Barlow on percussion, brother Paul Barlow on bass and guitarist Scott Howes, they have spent much of 2013 performing to increasingly enthusiastic crowds in their Northern homelands.

The video was directed, shot and edited by Ryan Howes, and features home video footage from a 1985 family party. Watch it below.