Nowadays United Kingdom is producing a wide generation of young rock-blues and power-blues guitar players who, based on blues tradition, go deep into heavy, hard-rock and even pop with an own personal style as well as an amazing strength and energy, in accordance with the tastes of actual generations.

Coming from Manchester arrives a new singer and guitar player who treasures all the just mentioned aspects. His name is Ashley Sherlock and he is willing to reach a prominent place, not only in his country but also in the rest of European scene, backed by a rhythm section he totally trusts on, with two reliable musicians like Charlie Rachael Kay on bass and Danny Rigg on drums.

This is their first recording and includes twelve band own compositions, which were recorded last December in Hallam Mill, an old English mill, where the trio worked about ten hours per day. The band has caught the attention of German label Ruf Records, which has given them the opportunity to release his debut album entitled “Just A Name” and work to succeed and compete in the hard and difficult rock business field, something they hope to achieve. Undoubtedly, the band has got a compact greasy sound, but they have also developed a bunch if beautiful well-crafted songs, as well as stunning and really attractive guitar solos.