We’ve just about recovered from our third outing of Six Impossible Things – another amazing night in Derby! We were really pleased to welcome our very own LIINES as part of their tour for the release of their single (buy it on pure white 7″ with free download here) as well as Leeds pop punkers … [Read more…]
Exciting news from LIINES today as they announce details of their next single and that they will be on UK tour in October and November. Following signing to us here at Reckless Yes Records the band headed into the studio with producer Paul Tipler (Idlewild, Placebo, Elastica, Stereolab) to record their double-A side of new … [Read more…]
We’re delighted to share with you another addition to the Reckless Yes Records roster as phenomenal Derby garage rock four-piece Pet Crow sign with us. Arriving seemingly from nowhere early this year for a first gig with Unqualified Nurse Band Pet Crow self-released an EP, Pet Soundz, via Bandcamp in April. They’ll release their debut … [Read more…]
The 19th of December 2015 was much like any other annual instalment of that date. Falling in the midst of short days where the crows were silhouetted against dark skies at the starting and the leaving of each office confinement. Where a sigh would hang in the cold air and there was not the slightest … [Read more…]
We’re thrilled to announce a new addition to the Reckless Yes family as we share with you the news that we will be working with Manchester post-punk three-piece LIINES. LIINES are the first band we’ll be offering artist management to alongside working toward an LP, tentatively scheduled for early 2017. This phenomenal band was first … [Read more…]
Two crows and a string of glimmering flamingoes; a reading in the cards; the stories; the records; a map of our world. A bowler hat and a crown. The Reckless Yes are here. Maybe we’ve been here for all time, maybe we’ve just arrived. It matters little for we’re here now. And with us we … [Read more…]
Even through the city lights there are a billion stars pinpricking the sky above us, our breath mists in front of us. I am definitely clapping. I might be making an excited squeeing noise and bouncing slightly on the spot. Pete is rolling his eyes and looking vaguely embarrassed. But he’s smirking too. Because we … [Read more…]
