Keiron Phelan and Peace Signs
Baroque pop songs about Hippy priests, hippie girlfriends, scandi-noir heroines, Japanese satellites, Jingoism, candy floss, cinnamon, Kaiser Wilhelm, Moon landings and Millwall. Kevin Ayers' style insouciance meets Bolanesque willfulness and Bill Fay sincerity. Imagine a confrontational Neil Hannon fronting the Incredible String Band and you're on the right protest march.

"Bristling with outre, all star indie talent, Peace Signs is as witty as it is charming, as wry as it is inventive" Greg Healey (Shindig!) 5*

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Joss Cope
A click of Revolver, a breath of Younger Than Yesterday, a whimsy of Syd, the smarts of Hitchcock and a shimmering of sibling Julian's Fried, shot through with a unique brand of romantic and questioning post punk psychedelia. Part of the vibrant Creation Records scene in late '80s London, Joss has recently released the critically acclaimed 'Indefinite Particles' album on Gare du Nord.

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Papernut Cambridge
Gare du Nord Records co-founder Ian Button's shape-shifting collective of indie music friends and bandmates. Over a series of albums and EPs since 2013, they have explored pastoral psych, glam and bubblegum pop, library music and John Sullivan TV themes. Most recent release 'Nutlets II (1978-2001)' is a double LP of post punk, indie and ‘80s / ’90s covers.