Future Theory UK
One of BBC introducing in Lincolnshire’s most exciting prospects, their debut single ‘Eye Of The Storm’ was selected by Fender for their best of September 2016 playlist on richerunsigned.com and Q magazine. They are fearless and have a vision to make the music they want to make, not be defined by boundaries or what people say they should be making and that is what defines them as a band. ... more
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