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Humanism

Every now and again you come across a band that make you proud of your home town. Humanism do just that. Without a doubt, this band is the greatest musical asset of Whitley Bay. (Sorry Lisbon.)
The four lads have came together in 2012 and have already completed two stunning alternative/ambiance albums, 'Humanism' and 'Porcelain Soul'.  Both albums are utterly enthralling and compelling, possessing an enchanting ability to soothe the soul into a tranquil state.  But these lads aren't just one trick ponies, songs such as "Hearts" and "White Lies" have a ballsy edge to them, keeping their sound fresh and captivating. 
The group have supported the likes of The Polarsets and Andy Jordan and have headlined at the Cluny and Newcastle Student's Union. Furthermore, Humanism have gained support and attention from BBC Introducing and local artist developers Generator - earning them a headline spot at Evolution Emerging Festival. Now the lads are taking their next step forward with a headline gig at Newcastle's O2 Accademy on Friday 6th June, with support from Street Party in Soho  and Absorb.
These lads are so passionate about their music which is beautiful to see. They thrive off performing and  simply aspire continue their endeavours. To quote drummer Tom Scrimshaw: "We're just a very passionate band and in no way are we not taking this seriously, we want to push it as far as we can. Music is our world and passion".

The lads' music is available on Spotify and iTunes, with some tracks on SoundCloud. Tickets for their o2 gig are on sale now.





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