Ranga Records presents: Sloane, Highstone, The Eeps, The Front Room

Ranga Records are back for round 3 at The Finsbury this February, with a stacked lineup of indie rock bands. Free entry - don’t miss out!

Ranga Records presents:

Sloane - Sloane is a five piece indie rock band from South West London with a sound so familiar it’ll drive you crazy. Reminiscent of the early days of the Arctic Monkeys, providing electric performances with a blasé attitude, leaving audiences screaming for more. “Sloane’s frontman has an amazing voice – they got the crowd singing away to their tracks, what a performance to watch at the Amersham Arms.” (Rough Edges)

Highstone - Highstone are a new Indie-grunge band based in London making honest guitar-driven music. Formed by the former front man of NAVY and guitarist of Warren’s House at the end of 2025, they are excited to share their sound and play gigs all over the city.

The Eeps - The alternative rock n roll band drawing influence from Bowie, The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, Nirvana and Green Day, The Eeps bring a sound that bridges generations of rock while keeping it fresh and electric. Based in London, from small venues like Fiddler’s Elbow to bigger stages such as Scala, they have proved they can rock any crowd. Whether it is head banging to grungy riffs, jumping to a pop punk beat or swaying to a rock n roll ballad, The Eeps deliver it all with energy and passion.

The Front Room - The Front Room are a high-octane and cutting-edge garage rock/post-punk outfit from West London. The band began with lifelong friends Jacob Stocking on vocals and Matthew Spreadbury on bass, acquiring guitarist River Dobson-Wallace and drummer Aidan Lucking later on.  Since forming in December 2024, the band have performed to a crowd of over 200 people at their first gig, as well as impressing at local cult venue Trinity Bar in Harrow. The four-piece's tracks offer thought-provoking lyricism, assertive guitar riffs and driving drum beats, drawing from the likes of Wunderhorse, Manic Street Preachers, Fontaines DC and The Strokes.