Plymouth indie-rockers Parlour Suns have gone from strength to strength this past year. With a string of successful and much-praised singles, the band – made up of Robson Knott, Greg Evans, Aiden Bond and Jordan Tidball – have proved that they are here to stay. With spots on AmazingRadio and BBC Introducing South & West, as well as multiple live performances across the UK, Parlour Suns continue to expand their listening pool and are sure to find fans wherever they go next. 

A wave of heartbreak driven by the heart and soul of pop-punk/rock, the Plymouth-based four-piece melodically cry for attention which you can’t help but give in to. Demanding you to sing along to the song's recognition of infidelity. Brought to life by riotous guitar riffs, the single buzzes with electricity which will make you nostalgic for the days of Fall Out Boy past

Parlour Suns keep gaining ground with their vibrant sound and palpable energy. Hot on the heels of their much-praised debut track “Embers” comes an equally fiery follow up “Figure It Out”, a track that is sure to please those of us nostalgic for the carefree pop-punk days of the 00s. Written just before the third lockdown, this track is a product of resilience and creative determination, pieced together from disparate ideas that were recorded in isolation. 

Formerly known as With Notion, Parlour Suns are back from the ashes with a new sound and a new debut single, ‘Embers’. After evaluating the direction of their sound and working on some new material, the band has embraced a Pop-Rock attitude, full of powerful drums and vigorous guitar riffs. Driven by strong vocals and ardent energy, their musical storytelling is relatable and thoroughly resonant, speaking to thoughts and emotions we all struggle to express.