M. Woodroe

M. Woodroe is a moody alternative band who has quickly shot out of the local DIY scene in Brighton to gain a reputation as one of the city's exciting emerging acts. Led by intricate political and provocative lyrics and followed by a bed of raw angular guitar noise, the 4-piece's image, lyrics and sound are boundary-pushing contemplations of gender, sexuality and desire that are difficult to pin down to genre archetypes. 

The band have recently signed to cult indie Venn Records where they will be releasing their debut EP 'The Treatment of Fractures' in September. Lead single 'Sweetness, Sweetness' has been supported by BBC Introducing with multiple plays.  

The band have also gained airplay across BBC Radio 1 via Daniel P Carter's Rock Show as well as ticking off shows alongside the likes of Mclusky and Prostitute; their notoriety as an intense, refreshing, and powerful outfit is certainly growing at an impressive rate, with a full live plot and further EP reveals imminent.  

“PJ Harvey, Scout Niblett, even a brush of early Sonic Youth…post-Slint, post-My Bloody Valentine, post-everything…we were properly thrilled” - Everett True (NME, Melody Maker, Vox)