Biography
Head Of Light Entertainment are a four piece self styled "odd-pop" band from North East England. They've released three albums via band leader Carl Green's own Northern Round Square Records label. I Am Liberated (2009), The English Don't Care (2012), and Drool (2017), have been very well received in the murky world of underground pop, although they have started to pick up more attention of late through national radio airplay courtesy of Steve Lamacq and Tom Robinson on BBC6 Music. The band gig regularly throughout the UK, and have played venues such as Dublin Castle (London), Eagle Inn (Manchester), Fibbers (York), Georgian Theatre (Stockton) and The Cluny and 02 Academy (Newcastle). The band's original bass player John Taylor left in November 2018, and has been replaced by Steph Hooton, who brings an extra vocal dimension to the sound. Head Of Light Entertainment are amongst the more interesting of the new crop of North East artists being touted by music and style blogs, and have built a particularly strong following in their home region.
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