Post industrial dark folk or pop noir?

The Visitors were born in Bridgwater 1998 AD. With no family to speak of, the band was left orphaned amidst the evils of a small post-industrial town. Taking its first steps on the circuit of working mens bars, pubs and gin-and-neon nightclubs,

The Visitors staple diet was a motivating force of unemployment, alcoholism and dire poverty. On this heady mixture of social apathy and carbohydrate, the band quickly grew to adulthood, blossoming into a glorious form of ex-teacher, ex-journalist, ex-kitchen salesman and The Most Dangerous Man in Somerset.

For a while it courted with love, with , with drink, with obsession, then, with the release of its first CD; Flying to the Ocean Floor, the band acquired a more poetic experimental edge. This coincided with an expansion in performance venues as far and remote as Prague and Dartmoor Jail, now fully contrite and out on bail, The Visitors have then recorded their second CD; Moving Darkly. Now with a new electric guitarist, a rawer edge and one of their tracks Down to the Sea released by 25 Records The Visitors are still lurking in a pub near you!!

The Visitors are Gigging in the West, watch the press, ...keep watching