The five musicians from Blackpool have created their very own "Boston Manor" genre, which draws on grunge and punk, mixes pop melodies with hardcore, is reminiscent of 90s emocore and is always "state of the art". Boston Manor have always proven that they are too narrow to be pigeonholed.
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Singer Henry Cox, the two guitarists Mike Cuniff and Ash Wilson, bassist Dan Cuniff and drummer Jordan Pugh founded Boston Manor in 2013 - a band that was to move between pop punk, emo pop and harder post-hardcore.
From the moment Boston Manor released their first EP "Here/Now" in 2013, it was clear that a new band was on the way that could add exciting new facets to emotional guitar music.
In 2016, their debut album "Be Nothing." was released, which received a lot of interest and excellent reviews in the UK. Nationwide tours and a trip to the USA showed what an excellent live band Boston Manor is.
Despite intensive years and many experiences, the band themselves said that it was only in 2018, with the release of their second album "Welcome to the Neighbourhood", which conceptually addressed their difficult living conditions in Blackpool, that they found out "who we really are and what we want to do."
Stylistically, this meant an opening towards new sounds and other styles. The quintet took inspiration from bands as diverse as Nine Inch Nails, Failure, Tool and Deftones. In particular, the use of sinister keyboards and dark soundscapes was a new element in Boston Manor's music.
With their new, fifth album "Sundiver", which will be released on September 6th, they are happy to come back to Berlin.
Dates
November 2024
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