Indigo Sky

"Indigo Sky dropped Hide just before Christmas, a barn storming, epic rock anthem only a north west band could do well or with an oz of sincerity. You can catch them on the 23rd at Telford’s Warehouse. Looking forward to catching these guys finally." - Danial Schott

“Working with Indigo Sky is always a pleasure, they are 4 extremely talented musicians who are always professional and easy to work with. The music produced is outstanding which is set on fire by their live performance and passion. Indigo Sky’s music and lyrics are amongst the very best out there and can only be described as energising, uplifting, inspirational, catchy, and musically brilliant.” - Glen & Donna Jones"

"This is definitely one of the better bands from Wales these days, check them out!" - Shauna McLarnon

“Indigo sky are just busy being themselves which is the most important thing in my eyes and their new EP, ‘Between Here And Where You Want To Be’ is packed full of charm and promise. Producer Marc Joy (Oasis, Primal Scream) has recorded the band without over cooking the tunes and the whole thing sounds pretty fresh. Learning that they cover the Arctic Monkeys in their live set will probably hint more at the bands direction than those other two bands I mentioned before and I think that for a group which is only a year or two old they are musically exactly where they should be. Exploring approaches and finding their feet. Indigo Sky are a great band and the EP really shines. I hope that the next year or so will see them discovering more of their own voice. Definitely one to watch !” - Ash Cooke

"The next band had an hour slot to fill, which I thought would be far too long for a small, indie rock group from Denbigh. Upon hearing their set time, I immediately dreaded having to sit through an hour of dreary indie music about something or other. This impression was almost instantly brushed aside by Indigo Sky however, as they got most of the crowd up on their feet for the first time and launched in to what was a surprisingly entertaining song. Far from the drivel I was expecting, Indigo Sky was an upbeat, entertaining and well-rehearsed outfit. I can’t in all honesty name a single one of their songs after the evening, but I’d probably recognise one if I heard it. These guys have a great sound and a huge catalogue of songs to back that up. - Neil Crud

“They play well, the singer can sing without a doubt, and I notice the drummer has some interesting beats as the first few songs go by, reacting to what is being played at times in an unexpected but good way. The guitar lines are what the songs need, simple but fitting. The land of Wales from where they hail seems to have given them a yearning feel to a lot of their music. A song of theirs named “Anything Could Happen” seems to say that what they want to happen is to escape, maybe not from Wales but from obscurity. A sentiment everyone feels at times. They throw a little Killers style synth into the mix, handled by their frontman who switches from the keys to the guitar during the song it features most heavily on.” - Cherry Valentine Presents