Artist description The UK's most original Punk/Metal with powerful heavy low tuned guitar parts, loads of fast down picking and complex riffs. Also Melodic vocals, technical drum patterns, lots of tempo changes and big meaty, heavy bass lines to compliment the mix!

Music Style Punk/Metal is really the best way to describe it!

Musical Influences Lagwagon, Coheed and Cambria The Get Up Kids, Thursday, Jimmy Eat World

Similar Artists Coheed and Cambria, Lagwagon and The Movielife

Artist History In 2000/01 'Subject to Change' were formerly known as 'Skud' and were a well established four-piece which then included Ben Ashton (guitar) and Ian Rees on bass. 'Skud' played numerous gigs, parties, and festivals for just over two years. Some of them Included Jam in the Park 2001 (supporting 'Goldrush'), The Bell (Maidenhead), The Green (Mentmore) and headlining slots at The White Horse (High Wycombe), The Hop Pole (Aylesbury) and The Limelight Theatre (Aylesbury) on several occasions. Also on Halloween 2000 the band organised their own concert in Wingrave including two other support acts, there was a great turn out and it was a successful night all in all. Now in 2003 the band have been writing and practicing new material, recording their new EP ('An insight to life'), doing interviews for websites, featuring on Radio stations ('Total Rock') and promoting their gigs and music.

Group Members Owen Hughes-Holland (Songwriter/Lead Vocals/Guitars) Dan Oehlman (Bass Guitar/Keys) and Will Gates (Drums)

Instruments One Guitarist/Vocals, one Bassist/Keys and one Drummer

Albums 'An insight to life' EP

Press Reviews Previous reviews: www.spikedcharm.co.uk, The Bucks Herald, Thame Gazzette (Newspapers) and also have done interviews on 'Mix96' and recently featured on 'Total Rock' (both FM Radio Stations)

Additional Info If you like what you hear and want to book us for a show please do get in contact! cheers - Owen.

Location London, Chiswick - United Kingdom

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