Glass Violet Bristol, UK
Drawing influences from bands such as Kasabian, The Killers and Foals. This has resulted in an anthemic sounding set of
songs, consisting of huge chorus's and soaring guitar riffs.
Debut releases 'Chemicals' and "Over the Moor' gained them backing from the likes of BBC Introducing, BBC Radio Bristol, This Feeling and Amazing Radio.
Several more singles are due to arrive across 2020.
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