Laid Off

Ranga Records presents... Harrison Affair: ?It has been said many times and in many ways that what the world needs now is another white rock band. Harrison Affair could very well be the one of which the pundits spoke. The Affair?s sax-weaved, melodic, indie dingers have spawned a new genre, ?rodent rock?. It?s springboard them to sell-out shows across the imperial capital. Sure to cast a long shadow upon the contemporary rock wasteland, come see the four-piece in action on 12th June before they?re beyond reach.? Laid Off: Laid Off from their jobs, five friends who grew up playing together perused their passion for music. They spent the summer of 2023 on the Isle of Wight at Chale Abbey Studios, recording their first EP, ?With Immediate Effect?. Bound in body and spirit by Rock ?n? Roll, the combination of guitars and elements of electronic music has created an explosive sound, free from compromise and conformity. Before the release of their first EP, Laid Off headlined and sold out the Camden Assembly, Bush Hall and O2 Academy Islington. Through to the final of the Isle of Wight Festival new blood competition, they are not to be missed nor medicated. The Cellar Doors: ?The Cellar Doors? are a London-based rock band formed in 2024. They are a band who are bringing classic rock back to the masses, having created a set of original songs with a fantastic live sound. If you are a fan of the songwriting of The Beatles, the riffs of Led Zeppelin, the lyrics of Bob Dylan and the innovation of Pink Floyd, then ?The Cellar Doors? are the band for you. ?The Cellar Doors? are available to listen to on Spotify, Instagram and YouTube now! Mayfair: Mayfair are a three-piece garage rock band from that blend the 60s British Invasion sound with a raw punk attitude. Comprising of Aaron (singer & guitarist) and Taylan (drummer), both from Debden, as well as Finley (bassist) from Charlton, Mayfair bring a uniquely British quality back to the indie scene with their witty lyrics and punchy riffs. Their performances reflect their music with crowds growing fond of Mayfair?s constant high energy.