Short on funds, To The Bones recorded their debut release in the assembly hall of a Bolton primary school. Like its originators, it is rough, ready and beautifully raw, packed with hooks and always imaginative. Imagine the Pixies tackling QOTSA, all skewed pop melodies and agitated guitar work. Singer Rhys possesses the most glorious guttural growl since Kurt Cobain shredded his larynx for our listening pleasure. Sonic Mammoth & Sharkie’s Bone Symphony combine crushing guitars, pounding drums and roaring vocals to spectacular effect— and all with added melody...

Having already received great support from Xfm, mentions in the NME and Rock Sound and a smattering of brilliant reviews online, To The Bones prepare to take things to the next level. Their first single is an introduction to a band you will not forget. September brings an album boasting choruses so loud they’ll blow your speakers and hooks so addictive you’ll find yourself itching for another To The Bones fix. Don’t say we didn’t warn you…!

To The Bones - LIVE:
Death Disco, Notting Hill Arts Centre, London—10th Sept
Radio

30th May - BBC 6Music - Bruce Dickinson Rock Show, 9:20pm
25th May - British Armed Forces Radio - John Kennedy, Up From The Underground, 9:10pm
4th May - Xfm - Martin Bates Rock Show

10 July - Xfm Session with John Kennedy

Press

30th April - NME - On The NME Office Stereo
23rd April - Rock Sound - Introducing Article
1st May - BBC Introducing Feature - http://www.bbc.co.uk/manchester/content/articles/2008/04/30/to_the_bones_introducing_feature.shtml
15th May - Bolton Evening News - Feature, Interview

Manchester Evening News - Feature Guaranteed in week commencing June 30th

Live Dates

Sat 5th July - Manchester Roadhouse
Sun 6th July - Glasgow King Tut's Wah Wah Hut
Wed 9th July - London Water Rats