The Band
BBC Radio Scotland Travelling Folk show BBC Introducing song of the week July 2023.
“Deep philosophy and a distinctly Scottish feel. Ever Onwards is a really classy piece of work and comes highly recommended.” Folking.com
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“Laudable proof that independent music can pack a punch. The Deadly Winters put their sound on the line and deliver a freshly resolute and entertaining packed package.” Three Chords and The Truth
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“This is acoustic folk at its absolute best" Rhythm and Booze
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“Sunny, good-time vibes, immediately catchy hooks and a chorus to holler. Festival nirvana.” fRoots
“Undeniably appealing and really very catchy folk” Rave Child
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“A serious prospect for both daytime radio and mainstream festivals.” Scotland On Sunday
“Full of emotion.” Scottish Fiction​
​With their evocative sound and masterful storytelling, The Deadly Winters have firmly established themselves in the folk-rock scene, offering a fresh, emotionally resonant take on the genre that stays with listeners long after the music ends.
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The Deadly Winters are a captivating and dynamic six-piece band whose sound seamlessly blends traditional folk, alternative rock, and Americana. Their music weaves rich storytelling with a wide range of emotions, from raucous, foot-tapping anthems to sombre, reflective melodies. Their song writing explores themes of sorrow, love, debauchery and even murder, always delivered with an infectious rhythm that draws listeners in.
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Known for their commanding live performances, The Deadly Winters have an onstage presence that captivates and immerses the audience in their tales. Whether they're sharing stories of war heroes, criminals, or the forgotten struggles of everyday people, their songs invite listeners to experience each narrative deeply.
The band has earned recognition on BBC Radio One and BBC Radio Scotland, as well as appearing on celebrated podcasts like Mike Harding's Folk Show. They've shared stages with acclaimed artists like Dougie Maclean and The Staves, and have performed at prestigious events including Celtic Connections, Killin Music Festival, The Royal Highland Show, Perthshire Amber, Bannockburn Live 2014, Edinburgh’s St Andrew’s Day 2013, The Strathyre Festival and numerous times at The Edinburgh Fringe.
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