Airship
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Airship started in the suburbs of Manchester
2004, with Elliott Williams strumming chords and
singing melodies in his bedroom, who was then
joined by Tom Dyball on the bass. With a few line
up changes along the way, Marcus James joined the
band with the intention of playing keyboards, but
went on to become the lead guitarist, then Ste
Griffiths came and blessed the trio with his
drumming skills to round off the solid 4 piece.
They have a sound that can be compared to the pop melodies of The Cure, 90's Alternative American Indie and good, old fashioned songwriting.
In 2007, the band now in their late teens, are more like a band of brothers rather than a band of just musicians, creating interesting pop and rock songs with uplifting live performances, guaranteed to have you singing along to the catchy vocal hooks and musical melodies throughout the gig and beyond.
a review of recent gig in Manchester....
"Bands like Airship are surely the envy of every aspiring musician: young, talanted, almost embarrassingly accomplished instrumentalists who have the sound, the look and the ability to walk to walk the indie-pop tightrope - pop enough to invite mass appeal, but indie enough to retain every ounce of credibility. In one guise or another, they've been doing this for years and it shows through a well-crafted repertoire packed with complex chord progresssions, vocal harmonies and addictive hooks."
Its from a magazine called Sandman Magazine... Sandman is a free music magazine originating in Sheffield
They have a sound that can be compared to the pop melodies of The Cure, 90's Alternative American Indie and good, old fashioned songwriting.
In 2007, the band now in their late teens, are more like a band of brothers rather than a band of just musicians, creating interesting pop and rock songs with uplifting live performances, guaranteed to have you singing along to the catchy vocal hooks and musical melodies throughout the gig and beyond.
a review of recent gig in Manchester....
"Bands like Airship are surely the envy of every aspiring musician: young, talanted, almost embarrassingly accomplished instrumentalists who have the sound, the look and the ability to walk to walk the indie-pop tightrope - pop enough to invite mass appeal, but indie enough to retain every ounce of credibility. In one guise or another, they've been doing this for years and it shows through a well-crafted repertoire packed with complex chord progresssions, vocal harmonies and addictive hooks."
Its from a magazine called Sandman Magazine... Sandman is a free music magazine originating in Sheffield
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