#5 - 2000 Trees Special (featuring Hamartia, Orchards, Chroma, Mallavora + Failstate)

In this episode we're at 2000 Trees Festival! This year, we played The Word Stage on the Wednesday so we do a full debrief on the set and everything we got up to over the course of the weekend at the festival! Massive thanks to James Scarlett for inviting us back to play our favourite festival xox

In this episode we also roped some bands into coming on to the pod - We have Orchards, Chroma, Mallavora, Failstate and even Hamartia sneaking in to chat to us about their worst gigs, bad band names and their favourite festival food vendors! Massive thanks to all of the bands that came on our little pod <3 Can check em all out via the links below!

We also announce that we're going on tour in the UK + Ireland in November, listen until the end to hear more info on that. Head over to blankatlas.co.uk for tickets.

Links:

Orchards: https://linktr.ee/orchardsforever

Chroma: https://www.chroma.band/links

Mallavora: https://linktr.ee/mallavora

Failstate: https://linktr.ee/failstateband

Hamartia: https://linktr.ee/hamartiabanduk

Website: http://blankatlas.co.uk

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/19mN1VhMbwBSnFmLrX3a6m

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/blankatlasband

TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@blankatlas

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BlankAtlasOfficial/

About Blank Atlas:

Blank Atlas are a Bristol Based, Alt Rock 3 piece boasting 3 part harmonies, dirty riffs and huge choruses. Taking inspiration from bands ranging from Meshuggah to McFly.

The band consists of twin brothers Dan & Tom Thould and their closest friend, Chris Simpson who they met in school when they were 11 years old and have been playing together since. Since their formation, they have shared the stage with bands such as Holding Absence, Jamie Lenman, Puppy, Salem, Fatherson & Dream State to name a few. 2023 saw the band releasing their debut album, Dawn Chorus which gained the support of BBC Radio 1, Kerrang! Radio, BBC Introducing and Amazing Radio. They also made their debut appearance at 2000 Trees Festival where Kerrang! named it as “one of the biggest small band buzzes of the weekend”.

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