Minotaurs
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Past
MAR
14
2020
Kingston, Canada
The Toucan
I Was There
MAR
13
2020
Greater Sudbury, Canada
Towne House Tavern
I Was There
JAN
17
2020
Guelph, Canada
Silence.
I Was There
JUN
03
2017
Greater Sudbury, Canada
The Townehouse
I Was There
JUN
02
2017
Hamilton, Canada
The Casbah
I Was There
MAY
20
2017
Guelph, Canada
Silence
I Was There
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About Minotaurs
Minotaurs were never likely to be pigeonholed as just another guitar band. Bursting out of South Shields, the seaside town more famed for Saturday night scuffles than finely crafted mini-epics, they bring a mix of immaculate vocals, beautifully arranged songs and heartbreaking narratives that give an entirely new twist to the art form making them one of the most exciting bands around today. Together, Andrew Coiley, Tom Devlin, Sarah Farrell, Andrew Forster, Grant Lagan and Michael Ross have big hearts and an even bigger sound. Fragile and delicate, yet completely compelling, they hail not only the return of the anthem but the return of hope. While their joyous live shows have been rightly acclaimed as a breath of fresh air for melodic folk-pop this EP lifts them head and shoulders above their peers, showing them at their self-consciously stunning best. Stand out track 'Anyone Who Had A Heart' is bursting with understated emotion and is a stunning representation of the warmth and charm that makes Minotaurs so enchanting to both the listener and the audience. Forster's voice swings between arrogance and insecurity, innocence and insouciance while the music spirals unfathomably and the effect is truly breathtaking. Minotaurs have already overtaken their contemporaries in both creativity and song writing. Wowing packed 'sing along' audiences they have been loved and admired solely in the North East for too long, it's time to let the rest of the country in on the secret.
Rebecca Robinson (NME), October 2006
Rebecca Robinson (NME), October 2006
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Genres:
Indie-afrobeat, Pop, Indie Pop
No upcoming shows
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Similar Artists On Tour
Bandsintown Merch
Circle Hat
$25.0 USD
Live Collage Sweatshirt
$45.0 USD
Rainbow T-Shirt
$30.0 USD
Circle Beanie
$20.0 USD
Concerts and tour dates
Past
MAR
14
2020
Kingston, Canada
The Toucan
I Was There
MAR
13
2020
Greater Sudbury, Canada
Towne House Tavern
I Was There
JAN
17
2020
Guelph, Canada
Silence.
I Was There
JUN
03
2017
Greater Sudbury, Canada
The Townehouse
I Was There
JUN
02
2017
Hamilton, Canada
The Casbah
I Was There
MAY
20
2017
Guelph, Canada
Silence
I Was There
Show More Dates
About Minotaurs
Minotaurs were never likely to be pigeonholed as just another guitar band. Bursting out of South Shields, the seaside town more famed for Saturday night scuffles than finely crafted mini-epics, they bring a mix of immaculate vocals, beautifully arranged songs and heartbreaking narratives that give an entirely new twist to the art form making them one of the most exciting bands around today. Together, Andrew Coiley, Tom Devlin, Sarah Farrell, Andrew Forster, Grant Lagan and Michael Ross have big hearts and an even bigger sound. Fragile and delicate, yet completely compelling, they hail not only the return of the anthem but the return of hope. While their joyous live shows have been rightly acclaimed as a breath of fresh air for melodic folk-pop this EP lifts them head and shoulders above their peers, showing them at their self-consciously stunning best. Stand out track 'Anyone Who Had A Heart' is bursting with understated emotion and is a stunning representation of the warmth and charm that makes Minotaurs so enchanting to both the listener and the audience. Forster's voice swings between arrogance and insecurity, innocence and insouciance while the music spirals unfathomably and the effect is truly breathtaking. Minotaurs have already overtaken their contemporaries in both creativity and song writing. Wowing packed 'sing along' audiences they have been loved and admired solely in the North East for too long, it's time to let the rest of the country in on the secret.
Rebecca Robinson (NME), October 2006
Rebecca Robinson (NME), October 2006
Show More
Genres:
Indie-afrobeat, Pop, Indie Pop
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