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Andrew Marston introduces Quarter Stone (Hereford)

BBC Introducing Hereford & Worcester

Unsigned, undiscovered & under-the-radar music, as recorded at The Marr's Bar, Worcester.

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Sat 7 Feb 201520:00

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Quarter Stone's BBC Introducing session
Duration: 24:43

Marloes
Cruel
Rachel Bedford
Black Lines
Performing at Breaking Bands
- Ronin
  In The Beginning
Ella Jones
Riverside
BBC Introducing Track Of The Week
- Scott Howland
  My Favourite Hello
In session at The Marr's Bar, Worcester
- Quarter Stone
  Keep It Real
- Quarter Stone
  Crash & Burn
Liv
Heartbreaker
In the news
- Ellie Goulding
  Love Me Like You Do
  Polydor.
Performed live for BBC Introducing
- Lucy May Walker
  All I See
- Lucy May Walker
  My Own
Interviewed
- Bren Haze
  To The Moon & Back
Reviewed
- Ben Green
  Dreamer
In session at The Marr's Bar, Worcester
- Quarter Stone
  Resolve
- Quarter Stone
  Hold The Rumours

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Quarter Stone are a female-fronted Hereford rock band, with dirty bass, soulful vocals and zealous beats.

They say: “If you want rock ’n’ roll stripped down to the bones, we will not disappoint”. And they didn’t!

Influenced by Queens Of The Stone Age, The Cranberries, The Black Keys, Arctic Monkeys and Stereophonics - be sure to crank your stereo up to the max for this week’s session!

All of our live studio sessions and festival gigs since 2005...

22 - 24 May: Breaking Bands Festival, Stoke Prior nr Bromsgrove

Breaking Bands is a brand new festival to be added to the music calendar of 2015.

The sole aim of the event is to bring the very best of the bands of the future into one place to open up the festival season and show what they can do.

The event opens up late May bank holiday weekend with three days action packed with rock, punk and metal bands from all over the UK.

Taking notes from the past 20 years of attending festivals and events, the organisers have put a year of planning into the good, the bad and the ugly to come up with a festival they would pay to go to themselves - as we'll hear on this week's show!

Check out which festivals we're going to be at in 2015...

This month’s sessions were recorded at The Marr’s Bar in Worcester.

The venue has been running for longer than we’ve been on-the-air and has seen some of the region’s best talent perform there.

Every week, we meet loads of musicians who are struggling to get gigs outside of their home town, so these last few months we’ve been bringing more bands over Fromes Hill to perform in their neighbouring county than ever before.

Read about our success stories from Herefordshire & Worcestershire...

This week, Andy O'Hare reviews...

Fault Line & Another Band at The Victory, Hereford.
Nigel Clark's Open Mic night with When It Rains, Kissin' Kippers Fishin' Club & Micky Two-Names at The Miller's Arms, Pershore.
Dave Onions, Bryn Teeling, Ben Webb & Rattlesnake Jake at The Cock & Magpie, Bewdley.

A Hereford musician says he's on course to being able to play live again after severely damaging his hand.

Bren Haze, who's known on the local scene for playing two guitars during his shows, has been receiving treatment from top doctors in London after he was told locally that he would never be able to play again.

We catch up with him and find out how he's getting on.

More interviews...

In the gig guide: Dodgy's Nigel Clark is playing a Worcester gig and The Three Degrees are in Malvern.

In the news: The Herefordshire musician who's been nominated for a Grammy because of his work with Ed Sheeran.