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Fauntleroy are a 2 piece instrumental prog band from the borders of Surrey and Hampshire. We like smooth soul, Larry Graham funk and some jazz chords (but not all). Together we write songs and perform a live show which plays strongly on eye contact, communication and charming charisma. We like to see an audience enjoy themselves, laugh and sometimes even dance. Multiple and excessive guitar changes punctuate our set like awkward pauses pepper conversations with casual acquaintances.

Disaster Tribute is from our latest EP On First and On the Floor. It's a tribute to one of our favourite bands - The Mirimar Disaster, a heavy and now sadly defunct band form Sheffield who were an incredibly exciting and tight live proposition. This song features us both shouting at the end of the song, our first and to date most successful venture into the realm of adding vocals to our recordings. Please enjoy.

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from A Cheery Wave From Stranded Youngsters: UK Post​-​Rock / Instrumental / Math​-​Rock (Sixth Wave), released July 12, 2014

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ENVOYS are a largely instrumental, heavy rock quartet from Leeds, West Yorkshire. ENVOYS can be described as a post-rock/- metal band, but the varied, evolving sound of debut album Violescent suggests this description falls somewhat short. The album was released summer 2013 after self financing and recording the album, available on Vinyl, CD & Digital Download. ... more

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