" It's the beginning of the next century and the land is ruled by non threatening, asexual, karoke singing children, fulfilling marketing men's wet dreams. There is no shame in playing real music. Real meaning emotion, real meaning good time's, real meaning exciting. It should not be seen as being old fashioned. It should be seen as an alternative when the alternative fails." Dr Montgomery Monk.

YellowStone were formed from the debris of L.A.M.P. by Yulie (Vocals), Nathan Kermode (Bass), and Steve "Butts" Butterfield (Drums). Ed Bryning (Lead Guitar) and Non Mad Steve Hardy (Loud Guitar) joined them in 2001. Regular gigs in Leicester and Nottingham have led to several key appearances with the likes of
Iceland's Leaves and Oxford's Spacehopper.

YellowStone's sound is influenced by The Who, Elvis Costello, The Beatles, The Faces and The Stones. Any requests for a fashionable urban, punky, vibe are quickly met with a blast of rock and roll kicking teeth down their respective throats. Reconstructed head music this ain't when the P.A.'s shaking and the bar is open.

Recording so far consists of "No, Not You" a harsh tale of friendship spurned, delivered with balls-out rock fury. "God's Crock" is a Memphis tinged rocker just waiting for the Muscle Shoals horn section. Both of these tracks were recorded at Cordellia Studios in Leicester. "No, Not you" has been sent through a blender and kicked up and down an alleyway by Ed, to provide the instrumental "NNY Sonic". If Sun Ra met The Stooges at a bar, with The Aphex Twin serving Aftershock, it would sound like this. Finally, the Get Carter sampling ballad "I Don't Know" is a slower more controlled number from the heart.
This was also recorded and mixed by Ed.

A free demo CD featuring all four songs is available via yellowstoneuk@hotmail.com