wordpress-seo domain was triggered too early. This is usually an indicator for some code in the plugin or theme running too early. Translations should be loaded at the init action or later. Please see Debugging in WordPress for more information. (This message was added in version 6.7.0.) in /home2/nnoise/public_html/wp-includes/functions.php on line 6114May’s Northern Noise Live<\/strong> was another sell out. It consisted of many a sing-a-long, strangers storming the stage and introducing the headliners, and, due to the one weekend of summer hitting Manchester, possibly the hottest room in the world.<\/p>\n “You can’t beat that” we hear you cry. Well, we’ve given it a ruddy good go. On July 28th,\u00a0The Castle Hotel<\/strong> better brace itself for muscial talent as we have three exciting and\u00a0mesmerising\u00a0acts to perform. We have a history of selling out and we would hate for you to miss out so just go to our tickets page and buy your tickets now<\/a>.<\/p>\n ——————————–<\/p>\n Headliners – Coves<\/strong><\/p>\n We can’t express just how pleased we are to have this band headlining. If you take a listen to this two-piece you’ll soon see why. They\u2019re amazing, simple as that.<\/p>\n Rebekah Wood & John Rigard<\/strong> pack in more ineluctable indie-earworms to their latest EP than many prestigious acts have done in a lifetime.\u00a0 Coming out via Cross Key Records, \u2018Cast A Shadow\u2019<\/strong> is full of sassy self-assurance, whether it\u2019s Rebekah\u2019s husky vocals or John\u2019s brazen guitar strumming.<\/p>\n http:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=DkrCI7uJNDY<\/p>\n It\u2019s a release replete with creativity. \u2018No Ladder\u2019<\/strong> switches between subtle xylophonic sprinkles and a pulsating synth.\u00a0 The title-track sees sultry vocals swoon around a rousing riff. \u2018Run With Me\u2019<\/strong> is a paranoid, atmospheric\u00a0 track with an incredible chorus, and the pounding drumming in \u2018Fall Out Of Love\u2019<\/strong>\u00a0 builds to a dramatic climax for the EP closer.<\/p>\n Live, the duo take this energy to another level with psychedelic visuals and even a megaphone for extra emphasis.\u00a0 Having recently supported Echo & The Bunnymen<\/strong>\u00a0earlier in the year, the only way is up. Interest is coming thick and fast with Radio 1 and others playing their songs to the masses.\u00a0Come down to their first ever gig in Manchester. You won\u2019t be disappointed.<\/p>\n words by Simon Butcher<\/strong><\/p>\n ——————————–<\/p>\n Support – We The Dead<\/strong><\/p>\n It’s one of those strange\u00a0occurrences, after looking through our twitter followers we noticed a band called We The Dead\u00a0had followed us. They didn’t really have much information except a link to their soundcloud which only had one song on it. This was ‘<\/strong>Conjured Curses (Billy)’<\/strong> and we instantly loved it.<\/p>\n The four-piece from Manchester produce an atmospheric sound with great guitar riffs flowing in and out. There is a laid back quality in the delivery but with an intensity to the lyrics that gives the song a real edge. After one listen, we wanted more.<\/p>\n