WHAT WE CALL PROGRESS

Those lovely people at The Crack Magazine have only gone and made Arrhythmia EP their May 2017 Single Of The Month! Check it out!

Thanks to The Crack Magazine for making Bury Your Love Single of the Month February 2017! "This is glitch-heaven that beats with real heart and should be clutched to bosoms forthwith" Get it now: http://whatwecallprogress.bandcamp.com

Thanks to Eugenie Johnson for reviewing our Head of Steam gig on the 18th April. You can read the words that she wrote about it here: http://narcmagazine.com/live-review-what-we-call-progress-emiles-telegraphic-transmission-device-therunningchelsea-worry-party-head-of-steam-newcastle-18-04-15/ The beats are simple but not boring, the synths brooding and melancholic and John’s electric guitar adds another, almost indie dimension that separates them slightly from the masses. With a clutch of impressive and well-crafted songs under their belt, including recent single Pack of Cards, it wouldn’t be surprising if the pair were one of the bands to break through at this year’s Evo Emerging festival.

Those lovely people at North East art-culture-film-music magazine, The Crack , have reviewed our new single, Pack of Cards, in the latest issue (April 2015). Using the magic of the internet I have taken two pictures of the review and joined them together into one convenient whole: Don't forget you can download it from our Bandcamp .

North East Music mag NE Volume recently reviewed our debut EP, [redacted]. Here's a snippet: "Everything kicks off with the first of four-tracks, titled ‘Guernica’. This track, in particular, has been well-received locally, even finding its way onto the playlist of BBC Radio Newcastle. With unassuming melodies and composition superior to much of the usual chart hits, it would be easy to imagine this track making an impact on the national airwaves." Read the whole thing here:  http://nevolume.co.uk/albumreviewitem?i=61

Not a bad day for WWCP - today we shot our first ever band video and got our hands on our first ever review: we're a "perfect balance of mechanical electronic sounds, flickering beats, electric guitars and accessible vocals", according to NARC. Magazine. *blushes* most kind! Here's the proof: And here's a few photos from the video shoot with Mark Salmon (check out his work at www.marksalmonphoto.com):