In the past few years, London five-piece HAUS have been making quite a name for themselves playing a handful of the major festivals and playing shows nationwide. They have recently released their new single ‘Shameless’ with Atlas Artists. Their past…
If you’re looking for honest, motivational, sharply produced new music; look no further than HAUS‘ latest EP, Say What You Say (SWYS). Released last month via Atlas Artists and produced by Everything Everything’s Alex Robertshaw, the five-track EP is a perfect…
HAUS have unveiled the new video for their latest single ‘Say What You Say’, taken from their upcoming EP SWYSEP. The video features an intro from popular spoken word artist Cecilia Knapp, accompanied by images from across London. Speaking about…
Live At Leeds is always an interesting one. It’s that time of year we’re all eager for the sun to make an appearance, and long to be back in the fields with tinny in-hand and singing (badly) along to all…
The sound of summer 2017 has arrived, and it comes in the form of new tune ‘Say What You Say’ from Tottenham five-piece HAUS. The funky guitar and buoyant vocals will have you dancing until the sun goes down, or at least until…
London lads HAUS are back with another top notch single ‘Levels’, taken from their upcoming EP Say What You Say. The track is hot off the heels of ‘Gave You All’, which was released in February. The Tottenham group have a knack for…
HAUS are fast becoming one of the most talked about bands in London. Hailing from Tottenham, we caught the London lads live at The Victoria last year, and we’re excited to be sharing their brand new single ‘Gave You All’ here on Gigslutz….
“My first thoughts, they told me, to lead the way, to lead the way”; and that’s exactly what Ashley Mulimba – front man for London five-piece HAUS – does. With lyrics fuelled by self-belief and a precise and energetic sound;…
Gigslutz Festivals Editor, Mel, has already shared her superb experience of 2016’s Great Escape Festival; catching the likes of Hidden Charms, Otherkin, Blossoms, Declan McKenna, Johnny Llyod, and Crows. Associate Editor, Kate, is a little late to the reviewing party;…
Peter Crouch’s silhouette swayed to the sound of Youth Club’s euphoric indie-pop on Tuesday night at The Lexington, and fans of the Essex-based band were glad to be in the company of both musical and footballing talent. Whilst Crouch’s presence…