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You Can Do Anything thanks to this week’s RaW Sounds Today playlist, championing music from Reading and Wokingham

Chris Hillman by Chris Hillman
Friday, April 21, 2023 7:01 am
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Jaz from Tankus the Henge Picture: Andrew Merritt

Jaz from Tankus the Henge Picture: Andrew Merritt

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GIGS are great. It’s one thing to listen to a great playlist like – checks notes – this one, but it’s even better to hear the bands live.

And that’s what we did last week, by heading to Guildford to catch Tankus The Henge.

You can book tickets to Wokingham Festival over the August bank holiday, but to whet your appetite, we’ve chosen their single You Can Do Anything.

Have a listen and see what you think – tune in for free on Spotify. Our playlist is a mixture that will help you discover something new.

To hear this week’s selection, simply head to https://bit.ly/rawsoundstoday and enjoy the music.

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There is also a Facebook page and group chat that bands and music fans can tap into. You can search for RaW Sounds Today and it will come up.

Tankus the Henge – You Can Do Anything

With Tankus the Henge being booked to headline Wokingham Festival on Sunday, August 27 we popped along to their show at Guildford’s Boileroom last week to check them out.

What a night it was.

They are an incredible band of musicians who perform with such enthusiasm and enjoyment that is totally infectious. You just couldn’t help dancing and singing along in a venue that was packed to the rafters with a crowd having such a good time. I now can’t wait to see them again when they come to Wokingham so if ‘you can do anything’, make sure it’s getting your ticket for that – https://www.tankusthehenge.com/

Jessica Winter – Choreograph

Are You Listening Festival celebrates its 10th Anniversary this year and has its usual brilliant lineup and is supporting a great cause in Reading Mencap. It’s a great multi-venue festival with loads of artists appearing including this one.

It’s Jessica Winter and she’s a talented artist and producer who just released her new EP, Limerence, from which this song is taken. Cool electro-pop. – https://www.jessicawinter.tv/

Reliant – Do What You Want

Wokingham/Reading-based indie rockers return with a new single. Recorded at Maidenhead’s Generation Studio it’s another riff-laden song with a catchy chorus and their distinctive sound and vocals.

They’ve played a number of shows this year in the local area and in London so watch out for more soon – https://linktr.ee/wearereliant

Split the Dealer – Capsize

Here’s an artist who has been in every one of our Top 20 listings of the year so far. He’s certainly a talented and exciting performer and this new single is another brilliant recording – https://beacons.ai/splitthedealer

One Last Day – Stay Away From Me

It’s another slice of well played powerful but melodic rock on this single from the local band whose tour includes a Reading date on July 22 at Facebar and at Wokingham Festival appearance on August 28 – https://linktr.ee/onelastday

Ghost Dance – Down to the Wire

We go back in time now to the late 1980s with an anthem from gothic rock band Ghost Dance. They will be visiting Reading on May 4 to play the Facebar at a Club Velocity / New Mind Promotions show – https://ghost-dance.co.uk/

Deva St.John – The Curse

Deva just released her debut EP, ‘Nauseous Ad Nauseum’ from which this is taken and it’s no surprise that every song is excellent including this one – https://www.facebook.com/dayvasaintjohn/

Azure – Spark Madrigal

Modern prog from a Brighton-based band that will be visiting on August Bank Holiday Monday to headline the second stage at Wokingham Festival. The band have been championed by Prog Magazine – https://www.facebook.com/azuresongs

Morass of Molasses – Terra Nova

These Reading rockers are on a UK tour and this song is from their new album, ‘End All We Know’ – https://www.facebook.com/MorassOfMolasses

Elucidate – Take It

It’s the new single from Elucidate, a Reading-based Alt-Rock band, and it’s an exciting song with a driving rhythm section, a great riff, and energetic emotive vocals. They will be appearing at Wokingham Festival in August – https://linktr.ee/ElucidateUK

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