UNQUIETNIGHTS.COM – Rock Band

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Previous praise for Unquiet Nights:

“…So catchy…pure rock ‘n’ roll….” – Phil Taggart, BBC Radio One.

“…..”Four Winds” is an anthemic offering from the three-piece.” – Edwin McFee, Hot Press.

“…Unquiet Nights are a great band with tons of energy and swagger that will excite fans of groups like The Strypes, The Vines, Nirvana, and Bloc Party. Have a listen!”
– Greg Richling, The Wallflowers.

“…”Diamond And The Missing Son” is a gem of a tune that sees the acclaimed act shine brighter than ever. A 24 carat banger…”  – Sunday Life

“…Third album “Seasons In Exile” we can confirm is brimming with belters…”
– The Belfast Telegraph.

“…From their humble beginnings above Belfast’s Limelight club to international acclaim, Unquiet Nights have remained true to their roots while pushing musical boundaries…”
– Tristan Moore, Pure M

“…Chugs and roars along at a fair old pace, with aequal amounts of attitude and swagger.”
 – Pete Donaldson, Absolute Radio.

“…A great rock track. Moody, but not one that revels in it – there’s a sense of urgency in there. Bit of a journey, all told.”
– Pete Donaldson, Absolute Radio.

“…What makes the track so quintessentially Unquiet Nights is that they’re a group everybody claims to get but nobody can seem to pin down.…”
– Record World International

“Unquiet Nights are from Belfast. I got their album “Seasons In Exile” and it’s quite smooth and reminded me of Ghost, Blue Öyster Cult, Feeder….all sorts of things.”
– Johnny Doom, Kerrang! Radio

“…”Someone’s Love on Drugs” comes from their fine debut album 21st Century Redemption Songs – for which recording started in their native Belfast and was completed in their adopted home in Italy…” – Tom Robinson, BBC 6 Music

“…Music of the highest, cloud-reaching calibre. Actually quite beautiful.”
– Aaron Phillips, Amazing Radio.