Accolade

Frantic cordoroy review: "The band have clearly worked hard to produce a polished sound that sets them apart from a lot of bands on the scene at the moment. The vocalist has a rich voice that is equally at home with an out and out rock song as it is with a soulful ballad. There is a technical competence and professional togetherness between the band members that leads you to believe they have been performing as a group for a lot longer than they have. If you like your music edgy, tuneful and ...

Frantic cordoroy review: "The band have clearly worked hard to produce a polished sound that sets them apart from a lot of bands on the scene at the moment. The vocalist has a rich voice that is equally at home with an out and out rock song as it is with a soulful ballad. There is a technical competence and professional togetherness between the band members that leads you to believe they have been performing as a group for a lot longer than they have. If you like your music edgy, tuneful and with lyrical depth then you won’t be disappointed with Accolade" Leeds music scene review: "Here was a band that did have a stage presence, and could have quite happily been playing Glastonbury with the same kind of laid-back attitude with which they performed at the warehouse. It was this confidence and general malaise, which filtered through their music and made you think of getting stoned with your mates on a sunny afternoon at some random festival in Lowestoft The music they played carried a very professional edge, I felt that this was a band that have long established their own sound and know exactly where they’re coming from. With similarities to band such as Travis and Coldplay, but with a shot of steroids from the likes of James and Oasis and even older bands such as the Who, I feel that on their day this is a band who could knock the socks off other acts with much more recognition than themselves.