Midway Still

Midway Still are a punk-pop band formed in 1990 in South London, England, by singer/guitarist Paul Thomson, bassist Jan Konopka and drummer Declan Kelly.

After only 8 gigs the band were given a live review in Melody Maker, and soon after that were the subject of much label interest. Signing to Fire Records' subsidiary Roughneck (run by now Domino main-man, Laurence Bell) the Midways set off touring endlessly around the UK and Europe, with the likes of Therapy, Mega City Four, Snuff, Leatherface and Jacobs Mouse.  More..

Soul Destroyer

Soul Destroyer are a London based industrial-rock band, consisting of 2face (vocals and programming), 138 (guitar and vocals) and dkay (percussion vocals and effects). 

Producing a sound that’s a cross between the Beastie Boys and AC/DC, they are known for antagonising audience members by literally shouting in their faces whilst adorning clear plastic masks, distorting their faces with disturbing effect.

Their last album "Faceless" was first released in 2007, consisting of thirteen tracks, ending with the firm favourite "I Hate You", the song they always finish their gigs with. More...

Grouch

Formed from the ashes of early 90's noise merchants and press favourites, MIDWAY STILL, Grouch were formed in 1997 as a three piece, Thomson and Konopka from MS joined by the drum monster Neil Cooper, later of Therapy?. In this guise they released a 7" only recording of Smile on PPP. The single received radio support from Lamacq and Peel. More...

The Divine Rights of Kings

When they trekked to the UK from the icy wastes of the Norweigan Tundra in 2006, they set London's music scene alight.

Metal tunes was their forte and they could certainly rock a lot harder than their contemporaries. More...