Artist description The Ravens are an unsigned band based in Stoke-on-Trent (UK) who play indie/guitar music with a hint of Charlatans, Stone Roses, Coldplay but with the raw power of peak period Zeppelin or Hendrix and a load of originality.

Music Style Indie guitar pop rock

Musical Influences Pink Floyd, Stone Roses, Charlatans, Led Zeppelin, Jimi Hendrix,

Similar Artists Coldplay, Stone Roses, Charlatans

Artist History It all started when Richard Warburton and Stephen Regnauld met via fanzine writer Mark Turner. Stephen began writing songs over 4 years ago and started to build up a following around the UK by playing solo acoustic gigs. Following these well received live appearances, along with radio sessions he went into the studio to produce his classic self-released debut E.P, "View From a Window". Following several rave reviews Stephen decided that his sound could be built upon through the addition of a full band line-up. Rich played on Steves second demo recording at Platinum Studios The two then decided to form a band - "The Ravens". Drummer Chris was recruited from the ashes of guitar band, "The Image", and brother Andy joined on bass when Stephen found him in his neighbouring bedroom. The band thought that their sound needed that little something extra and immediately thought of Rich's brother Jim who was recruited on the strength of him being a keyboard wizard and a comic genius.

Group Members There are two sets of brothers Steve Regnauld - Vocals & Acoustic Guitar, Andy Regnauld - Bass, Chris Regnauld - Drums Richard Warburton - Guitar and James Warburton - Keyboards Laura Harvey - Vocals

Instruments Guitar, Drums, Bass, Vocals, Keyboards

Albums Going Up

Location Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire - United Kingdom

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