The Leeds Gig Guide

Band Biography for Lifescreen:

Mark Burrows - Vox/Guitar
Chris Unwin - Bass
Andy Richards - Drums

Lifescreen are a power trio from Leeds, United Kingdom. We have been honing our sound since forming in early 2007. Lots of gigs and three studio recordings completed, we are now promoting our latest self-produced and self-financed album ‘Connexions’, ten songs of epic riff-heavy melodic rock in the vein of Alice In Chains, Foo Fighters, Helmet and Deftones.

With a natural, honest and highly energetic live show, we have been swiftly building on a loyal fan base and winning over newcomers at every gig. With professional standard recordings, artwork and videos, we’ll continue hitting the road to spread the word. It’s time to make everyone take notice.

BOOKINGS/INFORMATION:

Send a message through myspace or email at: lifescreen@hotmail.co.uk

"Lifescreen comes across as a well produced, melodic blend of metal. Using heavy rock riffs, occasional drones of electronically-treated ambience and vocals that alternate between low crooning and mid-pitch yelling. This gives their songs a more anthemic quality, driven by driving guitars and bombastic percussion. 'Deprogramming' is an entertaining album with satisfying moments."

PLAYMUSIC PICKUP

"The songs have been built around the catchiest of melodies, the right balance of knotted and twisted riffs. The hints of Alice In Chains and long haired grunge are excellent, this work of dedication, 'Deprogramming', could be turned into a semi-classic British rock album. Lifescreen have everything running in their favour."

MANCHESTER MUSIC

"Lifescreen are like a hybrid between Pearl Jam, Soundgarden and Deftones, if you liked Nerve Engine, you’ll love Lifescreen!"

HARDROCKHOUSE.COM

"With two ex-Nerve Engine band members in Lifescreen a fair amount of riffs and heaviness is expected. This is present but the sound tends more towards grunge than metal, you'll probably still wake up with tinnitus but it will be more of a door bell than a car alarm. A lively show and great music is pretty much inevitable."

MOOG PROMOTIONS

"Catch Lifescreen now, a very promising band, tight melodic heaviness similar in style to Queens Of The Stone Age."

SOUTH YORKSHIRE TIMES

"The sound they are getting, for a three piece, is a big, big sound!"

DJ PAUL ANTHONY 106.1 ROCK RADIO

"Lifescreen are the ones to watch on the Leeds metal scene."

NORTHERN EXPOSURE

"This combo is unstoppable!"

COMPOUNDG.COM

"Leeds power trio Lifescreen have a clear grunge influence to go with there classic metal guitars. Favouring the minor keys, they have a dark sound without being gothic."

BLACK VELVET MAGAZINE