waverley. fuse Americana tinged indie with moments of intensity and intricacy to
create a sound that is uniquely theirs. Folk-rooted songwriting and fierce dynamic shifts makes the band's music both expansive and intimate, winning them plaudits from the likes of BBC Radio 6 Music and The Skinny, bringing their music to fans across the UK, from Hackney to the Highlands.
waverley. fuse Americana tinged indie with moments of intensity and intricacy to
create a sound that is uniquely theirs. Folk-rooted songwriting and fierce dynamic shifts makes the band's music both expansive and intimate, winning them plaudits from the likes of BBC Radio 6 Music and The Skinny, bringing their music to fans across the UK, from Hackney to the Highlands.
The band are celebrating the release of their latest project 'Flail' (2nd of May), with a landmark headline at the Cab Vol Café on the 9th of May. Described as a "darker, heavier and more mature sound", the EP follows a journey recognised by many - through the raucous highs, lows, and excess of a night out with friends, to the oftentimes subdued conclusion in the evening and into the morning. The raucous and frenzied opening single 'How It Starts' encourages listeners to ‘DANCE DANCE DANCE’ and brings a new intensity to the band whilst the rousing, string soaked and folk entrenched second single 'Nettle' shows the bands range brining the bands Scottish and Celtic influences to the fore.
“Possibly your favourite new band”
- The Herald
“Worthy bill-toppers for any festival, anywhere.”
- Is This Music
“There’s plenty of ambition here and if you’re looking for a Scottish guitar act with a landscape sound, this is the one to look for”
- Snack Magazine
“Squarely in the ranks of fine Scottish guitar bands at their unbeatable best...this is the real thing"
- Tom Robinson, BBC Radio 6 Music
