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Mark Drower found alive and well? Really?

Yes! We are delighted to report that it’s true!

A most remarkable and tantalising message has arrived at the Wud Records offices. Mark Drower has indeed been found alive and well!

Mark contacted us a few days ago by email, completely out of the blue. What a wonderful surprise! Naturally we are all absolutely thrilled to have heard from him again after all these decades. Mark is a true legend of Wud mythology.

Word has been sent out to all of the Everyones that we are directly in touch with. We have also asked that they contact any more of the cast with whom they are in touch, and so on. It would be a splendid thing if the entire company of players were to know of this extraordinary event.

We are also very happy to be able to confirm that Mark doesn’t seem to have changed so much over the passing years. In his long and wonderful email it would seem his memories and fondness of the Everyone performances are as lucid as the rest of ours.

Last July marked the 40th Anniversary of the first Everyone performances at The King’s Grammar School, Ottery St Mary. You can read all about it by clicking here.

Mark’s thoughts regarding the legacy of his influence upon us is typically understated. He is fullsome in his praise of what we have achieved and what has become of us over the intervening decades. Bless.

Beside being the main man in Mark Drower and the Everyones, Mark was the founder of Now. His songs were also covered by Wud, and Lemming Meirngue, the band which came before Wud. Some of the songs Mark co-wrote appear on Pok‘s Anthology album.

If you would like to read the incredible story of Mark Drower and the Everyones, whilst listening to their fantastic songs, click here.

If you would like to read the wonderful history of the band Now, which Mark founded, whilst listening to some amazing and historic song recordings, please click here.

When Ken and George were trying things out before launching Wud, they used the (terrible) name Lemming Meringue. Here are three more versions of Mark’s Everyone songs.

The Mirror
This Time Tomorrow
I Know I Know You

Here are some links to Wud‘s covers of Mark’s songs:

I Know I Know You
The Mirror
This Time Tomorrow
The Sidewalk Song (co-written with Pok)

A new version of The Sidewalk Song, for Pok‘s Anthology album, is in the making.

There are also a couple of covers of We Know You Well, co-written with Pok. Sadly we don’t have a copy of the legendary Beyond the Pale performance from 1983, but here are three other versions:

Laughing Sun (Cander version)
Laughing Sun (Live in Session Autumn 1985 version)
Pok (Anthology version)

And finally, here is a challenge. Do you know what Mark’s contribution was to the creation of this track called Frog, here from Rough Terrain‘s Howell Road Demo?

https://wudrecords.bandcamp.com/track/frog

If you think you know, you can send us a tweet by clicking here.

Now that Mark has shown he is alive and well, perhaps he might someday even grace us with some memories of his own to publish, and even some photos. We shall of course let you know if anything like this happens in our News service and on Twitter.

A new Dark Company merch store for our fantastic band has opened at Redbubble. This follows the removal last month of the Dark Company designs from the Wud Records merch store, which is also on Redbubble. Flicker have their own merch store there as well.

Right now, everything is 20% off until 7th March at 07:00 UTC. You can grab a real bargain and look super cool, as well as helping support one of your favourite bands.

The New Dark Company Merch Store

There are all kinds of quality products on sale. From t-shirts and phone cases, to shower curtains and backpacks, to pet blankets and stickers, to travel mugs and wall art – whatever you are in need of, why not support your favourite band and look really cool at the same time?

The new Dark Company merch store opens with no less than 30 fabulous original designs! Of these, 28 belong to two separate collections – the Signmaker collection, and the Rage in Heaven collection.

Those of you who follow our News service will remember this post, when we announced that one of Pete’s amazing digital artworks had been assigned to every Dark Company song.

Each Dark Company song features a piece of amazing, wonderful, original artwork by the band’s lyricist Peter Greatorex. You can see these in Dark Company’s albums at SoundCloud most easily, as well as the first two Dark Company albums which are available for download at Bandcamp.

Additionally, all of the Dark Company artworks are contained within a series of eight galleries. You can enjoy perusing your way through all of them at your leisure by clicking here.

There are sixteen songs on the Signmaker album, so each of those sixteen songs has a corresponding design. That means there are seventeen designs in the Signmaker collection – one for each track plus the album cover.

The same is true of the Rage in Heaven collection. The Rage in Heaven collection features eleven designs – one for each track and the album cover.

Dark Company‘s esoteric magikal glyph, inspired by the alpha and omega, the beginning and the end, is a separate design. It is very distinctive and easily recognisable. This comes in two different design styles right now. One is the glyph on its own, the other is with the band’s name in gold lettering.

One of the things we particularly love about the designs is the way they work on some of the products. Especially cool is the asymetrical nature of the way some designs look. The socks, bags and leggings are particularly striking.

For some of the items, a repeating pattern seemed to work best.

If you are interested in a particular design on a particular item, but it’s somehow not quite right, we can help. We can make minor custom changes specifically to suit your needs, such as resizings and repeatings, and in some cases, a change of background colour. Please let us know via Dark Company’s email – darkcompany @ wudrecords dot co dot uk – what you would like changed and we shall try to work with you to a satisfactory conclusion.

There is a certain cool factor embedded in the obscurity of the designs. They are enigmatic images, very often abstract, rather than being obviously from a band. Those who know, will know. That includes you, obviously. Now you can look uber-cool and wear or own pieces of merch associated with your favourite songs on the albums.

The Alien Heat collection will be added next. You can preview the artwork whilst listening to the work-in-progress Alien Heat album at SoundCloud. We are working towards finishing and releasing this album as soon as we can. All significant updates will be announced in our News service and on Twitter.

Of course, we shall continue to work with Dark Company and add further designs to the new Dark Company merch store in the coming weeks and months. Some of the Dark Company designs will be temporary, so we recommend snapping up some cool and unique merch while you have the opportunity. We shall post notices of changes and updates on Twitter and in our News service, so please keep an eye on both of those.

We believe all of these designs look fantastic and work absolutely brilliantly. You do not even need to like Dark Company’s music to want to own some of these items!

Free Music When You Order!

We are making a very special offer to all merch store customers. Free digital songs and albums for everyone who orders merch from our shops!

Here’s how it works.

First, you order your ‘thing’. When you receive your order, share a photo of yourself (or your pet, a friend, or your environment) with the item you receive on your social media. Let us know where you shared it so we can find it and share it on our social media as well.

At the same time, email us (info @ wudrecords.co.uk) to let us know what music you would like from our catalogue. Please put something in the subject bar to make it easy for us to recognise your email. Hopefully it won’t land in our spam folder!

You can choose digital copies of any song (one track for orders up to 10 Euros, three tracks for orders up to 20 euros) or an album/EP (for orders over 20 Euros) by any of our current or legacy bands. Please note that we cannot send anything by our Archive bands for copyright reasons.

We will let you know by return email how you can receive the music. This will vary from one track or album to another, and may also depend on the artist. The process will be very straightforward and will require an absolute minimum of technical know-how on your part. We will do what we can to help if you encounter difficulties. We will never share your details with anyone.

Links

Each line below here is clickable and will take you to the corresponding collection or design. The title of the associated artwork by the band’s frontman and co-founder Peter Greatorex follows the title of the Dark Company song.

If you would like to visit the new Dark Company merch store, you can do so by clicking here.

The Dark Company glyph with band name
The Dark Company glyph alone

The Signmaker collection
Signmaker album cover
Killer – Red Splat 1
Astrologer – Icy Eye
Second Sight – Pearleye
Animal House – Anteaters and Hedgehogs
Armed & Dangerous – Arrows of the Sun
Future Sadness Past – Mushroom Baby
Crash – Crash
Killer (Digital RMX) – Red Splat 2
Astrologer (Kiddies’ TV From Hell RMX) – Spring Eye
Armed & Dangerous (Digital RMX) – Bassett Space
Armed & Dubwise – Bassett Space (Sucked 2)
Crash (Eastenders RMX) – Dark Company Volume I
Dangerous Dub – Bassett Space (Alien Seed)
The Joker (demo) – Bite Me!
Blue House (laughter version) – Mondo Smile
Killer (classic blort) – Green Splat 1

The Rage in Heaven collection
Rage in Heaven album cover
Sacrifice – Calvary Cross 2
Medicines – Musical Flowers
Stimulants – Bad Habits (Stimulants)
Golden Eye – Spiral Night 3
Terminal Road – Road to Ruin
Spoiler – Hole in the Wall
Lookin’ Bad – Flowerspear
Under the Hill – Thistledown
The Forger – What Lies Beneath
Last Train to Heaven – UFO

Here are a few examples – click the thumbnails to enlarge your view.

The top ten tracks for February 2023 on Bandcamp and SoundCloud have been published in a new compilation.

How Did We Calculate The February 2023 Chart?

The algorithm we use gives greatest weight to downloads and reposts, then likes and comments (active engagement) over plays (passive engagement).

When somebody reposts a track, that gives it the opportunity to be heard by a potential new fan. This is always a tremendous help for creative souls!

We have combined the stats from both SoundCloud and Bandcamp for the new chart. This is because it will not be long until all our Bandcamp tracks are also published at SoundCloud.

Radio play and songs published at other platforms are omitted from the statistics. There may be further developments when our music is added to more platforms.

Archive tracks and bonus tracks are also ignored, as are likes and comments from people who clearly didn’t listen to the music. We have ways of knowing these things.

Only you, the listener, can influence our March 2023 playlist. So if there is a track you particularly like, keep playing it! Leave a comment, repost it and share it to your social media feeds! It absolutely can make a difference.

Thanks For All Your Help!

Massive thanks go out to everybody who helped to support all of us during February 2023 by listening to, commenting on and reposting our bands’ tracks on SoundCloud, Bandcamp and elsewhere.

All the wonderful fans of our bands who supported us with downloads from Bandcamp are especially appreciated. You genuinely help us keep the fires burning and collectively we thank you for that most graciously. May you be blessed by the gods of rock n roll! :)

We would also like to say a special thank you to all the splendid people on Twitter who have been enjoying and reposting our tracks to their followers. All the support and positive feedback has been incredibly heartwarming for us all. It makes our endeavours here seem worthwhile.

Thank you very much to everyone who bought items from our merch store. Anyone who shares a photo of themselves with their Wud item on social media will receive an extra goody from oursevles once we have seen it and shared the photo on to our community as well.

There are numerous upcoming changes planned for the Wud Records merch store, so please keep an eye on our News service and Twitter for future announcements.

Flicker’s merch store opened recently and has been contributing to the Wud Records coffers. Dark Company will be opening their own merch store soon.

Who’s In The February 2023 Top Ten?

The Bastard Sons of Dennis

Congratulations to The Bastard Sons of Dennis! They dominated February 2023 chart, with a remarkable six of the ten available places. Five of their songs come from their splendid Cosy Lube Turtle album. The other is a surprise new entry from their Cherry Smoke Empire album.

Cosy Lube Turtle has been available on Bandcamp for some time. We recently released the Cosy Lube Turtle album to SoundCloud as well, and sent it away to a distributor for global distribution. More news on this will follow soon.

Standing strong at number one on the new chart is Astronomy. This is a beautiful and haunting song composed by the Bouchard brothers, Joe and Albert, and Sandy Pearlman. It is the final track of Blue Öyster Cult’s 1974 Secret Treaties album, and an absolute masterpiece of progressive rock composition.

The version of Astronomy by The Bastard Sons of Dennis is a little more produced in the opening bars than their live performances. They would often end a show with Astronomy, introducing it as a song that was famously covered by Metallica. “We wrote it, of course; ahem, cough…” Chuck would quip.

A re-entry at number two this month from the Cosy Lube Turtle album by The Bastard Sons of Dennis is The Subhuman. This is another wonderful Blue Öyster Cult song. It was originally released on the 1974 Secret Treaties album and there is a sublime live version on On Your Feet Or On Your Knees. The Bastard Sons of Dennis drew inpiration from both versions.

The Subhuman is seven minutes long and filled with beautifully crafted definitive guitar melodies. Live performances would be very similar, despite the length and the apparent jamminess of the piece. This is another song where Chuck tunes his low string to a drop-D.

A non-mover at this month‘s number three is She’s as Beautiful as a Foot. This is another Blue Öyster Cult cover, which originates from the Long Island quintet’s 1972 eponymous album, Blue Öyster Cult. The original version is highly psychedelic.

When covered by The Bastard Sons of Dennis, Chuck tunes his guitar to DADGAD. The twinkly noises at the beginning are created using an old computer fan and its assorted janglesome danglesome appendages. She’s as Beautiful as a Foot was often performed first in a set of Bastard Sons of Dennis songs, due largely to the tuning.

Climbing one place to number five is the fourth Cosy Lube Turtle song. This one is a cover of Blue Öyster Cult‘s Wings Wetted Down, from the 1973 Tyranny and Mutation album.

Wings Wetted Down is a masterfully crafted piece of songwriting, with its clever key changes and all its vocal and instrumental melodic hooks. It is considered a deep cut among BÖC fans. The version performed by The Bastard Sons of Dennis is largely true to the original, with the addition of a riff section that Derek solos over.

Last month‘s number four drops down to number seven on the chart this month. Seven Screaming Diz-Busters is a highly esoteric and extraordinary piece of progressive rock composition, beautifully interpreted by The Bastard Sons of Dennis. It is a song for which they were well known.

Originally it was released by Blue Öyster Cult on their 1973 Tyranny and Mutation album. It was big crowd favourite at a live performance by The Bastard Sons of Dennis and you can enjoy watching a video of them playing it live by clicking here.

The final song from The Bastard Sons of Dennis is a new entry at number ten. This song is somewhat out of character for our gruesome twosome. Pieces of Me is a gentle love ballad, which was never performed live, yet it has an undeniable charm.

Pieces of Me appears towards the end of the Cherry Smoke Empire album. Yuri plays bass rather than guitar, a homage to a jam that was recorded live on the same day as the Eurovision Song Contest in 1998. If you listen, you may also become captivated by this beautiful song.

Flicker

Flicker enjoyed a good month and achieved two of the entries on the new Wud Records chart. Both came from their incredible 2002 album At Least 1000 Words.

Welcome to the Family is down two places from two to four on the new chart. Welcome to the Family is a wonderful latin-jazz-rock-fusion instrumental. It builds from its acoustic guitar beginings to a heady climax of guitar feedback and noise. There is a lovely bass solo from Dave, who also plays all the keyboard parts with outstanding aplomb and sensitivity.

Welcome to the Family was inspired by The Godfather by Mario Puzo and a new chord from a Portuguese sea shanty. It is one of Flicker‘s most enduring and popular releases.

Down three positions this month is Oily Road Hideaway at number eight. This is a delightful and catchy latin jazz dance. Oily Road Hideaway is the only track from Flicker‘s first album with programmed drums. It also has twin bass guitars playing in unison, with Dave panned to the right on his Fender and George panned to the left on the Plank.

A very unusual instrument called a string fish appears towards the end of the tune. This is a home-made creation, from the workshop of Pyg frontman Martin Dearmunn. A string fish is a little like a pair of dulcimers or zithers, joined together at an acute angle. The strings are vertical and played with fingers, like a harp. To play a scale, the player must alternate between the left and right side, like a kalimba.

Alchemeon

Alchemeon managed to find representation again in our chart this month. Their ever-popular song The Freaks (Shall Inherit The Earth) pops back into the charts at number nine, after an a ten month absence dating back to April 2022.

The Freaks (Shall Inherit the Earth) was a very popular Spacegoats song in the 1990s before Alchemeon started playing it. It was performed around many a uk campfire during various road protests, as well as other infrastructure project protests, such as against the new high speed two railway and Stonehenge tunnel.

Many people protest because they believe that these things cause terrible and unnecessary damage to the landscape of the uk. These projects cost billions to implement, money which arguably could be better spent on many other things. And the big benefit? A small gain in journey times.

Dark Company

A re-entry this month at number nine is Animal House, from Dark Company‘s Signmaker album. Animal House was last seen on our charts back in January 2019.

Animal House is a rather bonkers piece of psychedelic rock, with somewhat tongue-in-cheek self parodying lyrics by Pete. It was played at Pete’s graveside during his funeral. The autobiographical words and rather glorious harmonica part he performed on the recording were felt appropriate for the occasion. Rest in peace, Pete.

* None of our other acts made it onto the February 2023 chart. *

Listening Options

If you would like to go to SoundCloud to hear the top ten songs from Wud Records in February 2023, as played, liked, commented upon and reposted by listeners, please click here.

If you prefer to listen right here at the Wud Records website, you will find that it is the new default music player. You will find it on all non band-specific pages at the site, including our Links collection and homepage.

The February 2023 chart has its very own dedicated page among the charts pages of this website. You can listen to the new compilation on its page by clicking here.

Each of the previous charts now has its own dedicated page in the charts section of this website. If you would like to see all our old charts, or for any previous month you are especially interested in, all of them can be accessed easily by clicking here.

February 2023 Musical Discoveries

A brand new playlist of all the favourite musical discoveries of the Wud Records team has been published at SoundCloud. All of the artists on it are amazing independent or unsigned artists who are making great music that simply aches to be heard.

These artists are not associated directly with Wud Records in any way. We simply accumulated songs that we all liked during February 2023 into one agreed playlist and published it on the first day of the new month.

Tracks have been arranged according to the number of plays at the time of publishing, starting with the fewest. Tracks that are early in playlists tend to receive more plays than later tracks. We are inclined to believe that the music which has had the fewest streams needs the best chance of exposure.

If you find some new favourites on there, why not shout about them on your social media channels? It costs you nothing to do so. The artists responsible for creating the music will welcome such word-of-mouth exposure. Many of your friends and followers would enjoy hearing the music too. At the very least… you might end up making an independent musician’s day.

Sharing Is Very, Very Important !!

Sharing is a massive help for independent artists. They don’t have big corporations and mainstream media saturating every channel with their product. Every independent share counts.

Giving something a ‘like’ is nice, but sharing exposes the artist to your followers. This means that anybody in your community can see and click on what you shared. They can potentially enjoy it as well. It enables somebody new to discover the artist and become their newest fan. You create the chance for that to happen.

Are you a musician whose SoundCloud track we liked, shared or tweeted during the last month or so? If you are, there is a possibility that one of your tracks might be on this new playlist.

Can you complete the challenge of listening to every track on a musical discoveries compilation? If you manage it, tell us! Tell the music makers involved. Tell the world on social media how you feel about what you heard. The people concerned would love to know your thoughts.

We appreciate the fact that in 2023 not many have the time, patience or attention span to listen to even one track all the way through, let alone a whole playlist. Anybody who listens to even half of a musical discoveries compilation is somebody of exceptional stamina.

We tend to big up on Twitter the people who manage to listen to a whole playlist. If you want a bit of free promotion from Wud Records on Twitter, you know what to do.

Towards the bottom of the page is a list of the artists and tracks in the compilation. The artist name is clickable and links to an external website where you can find out, hear and see more of the artist in question. Sometimes finding these links can take quite a bit of research as many artists are not especially skilled at linking all their pages together.

A disclaimer! Clearly we cannot take responsibility for any of the content or functionality of these pages. If you find that something isn’t working as it should, please let us know what’s up and we’ll try to find a remedy.

The links we use are for future-proofing. If the artist decides to leave SoundCloud or removes their track from that platform, you might still be able to enjoy hearing them elsewhere with a cunning click of the mouse.

If you are the artist and would prefer us to use a different link to the one we added, or if we got something a bit wrong, please send an email to info@wudrecords.co.uk so we can fix it for you.

Generally we try to use the artist’s own site where possible. This helps drive a little traffic to the artist’s website, which may not receive many visits compared to e.g. facebook or spotify. We also tend to link to something a bit more future-proof than “Listen to our latest single!” as we hope these playlists will be around for a long time to come.

We only linked to SoundCloud as a last resort when we were unable to find anything else, as users can already click the track and go to the artist’s SoundCloud page for themselves.

Free Promo For Great Music

We hope that a lot more people will find and listen to the wonderful songs on this new playlist of musical discoveries. Each and every track has something that we felt was special or interesting in some way. In many cases it was a tough job to choose just one track from an artist.

The playlist is very eclectic, so there is probably something on there to suit every taste. If the track you are listening to isn’t quite doing it for you, skip to the next one and perhaps that will please your ears more. Sometimes similar tracks end up next to each other, and sometimes extremely different tracks do, so we recommend you just try it for yourself.

In addition to the latest compilation being our pinned tweet on Twitter, every week on Twitter we boost a previous Musical Discoveries playlist and a featured track from that playlist. The featured track is chosen by the Wud Records team and is one which is a real favourite amongst us.

All of the featured tracks can be found on a separate page at our website by clicking here, or on SoundCloud by clicking here.

On Twitter we encourage people to vote for the next featured track. These votes are added to the votes cast by our team. All the featured tracks form an additional compilation, which we also tweet frequently.

Generally we try to have a full tweeting day at least three days each fortnight. Since late 2021 things have become very busy, meaning we are not able to spend as much time on social media as we used to. That may change in the future.

We tend to take a break from tweeting over the winter months. Recent developments regarding the upheavels at Twitter are concerning and have thrown our presence there into jeopardy. We shall be monitoring the situation and may abandon the platform if things go bad.

How We Work It

If you would like the opportunity to be included in a future compilation, first you need to follow us on SoundCloud so we can follow you back. You can even enjoy hearing some of the music by our fabulous bands whilst you’re there. :)

We follow everyone back who follows us on SoundCloud, providing you have original music and you are not some kind of phony pointless scamming account.

There are many scammers who can allegedly make it seem that people have been listening to your music. The ‘plays’ come from bots and click farms. Nobody will engage with the music or even hear it. It is very easy to spot a track that has been boosted in this way, so just don’t do it. Spend your hard-earned musical coins on something useful!

We generally listen to at least seven songs, starting with the spotlighted tracks if there are any. After that we go to the most recent by clicking on your ‘tracks’. This way we can hear both the things you want us to hear the most (your spotlighted tracks), and then whatever you have been releasing to SoundCloud most recently. This enables us to get a rough feel of what you are all about and what you are doing. We also read your bio.

Our people listen to everyone we follow at SoundCloud on a first-in-first-out basis. It may take a few weeks for us to reach the newest additions. We always have a massive amount of music to listen to, and we use a quorum of a minimum three listeners, so please be patient and eventually you will be heard.

February 2023 continues a seventh year of Wud Records Musical Discoveries compilations. That means 78 compilations of amazing independent music you almost certainly never heard before! Why not put one on in the background whilst you’re busy pottering around the house or doing what you are doing? Something is bound to leap out at you.

Listen and Enjoy

If you would like to listen to the new playlist of February 2023 Musical Discoveries over at SoundCloud, please click here.

To enjoy the new playlist of great music here at the Wud Records website, please click here.

If you would like easy access to all of the previous musical discoveries playlists, please click here and bookmark the page. Remember that we publish a new playlist absolutely full of largely undiscovered musical treasures every month and who knows – one might even include you!

The Signmaker and Rage in Heaven albums by Dark Company are now being distributed globally to all the major streaming platforms.

We have tended to shy away from distributing to the big global corporations. This has been largely as a kind of protest against the dreadful imbalance in the way they remunerate artists. This corporate unfairness is a widely discussed topic and you can easily read more about it online. However, we tend to feel that it has become necessary to bite the bullet and launch our bands on those platforms.

You can even download the Signmaker and Rage in Heaven albums from some of those services as well. However, we would recommend using Bandcamp for downloads. With Bandcamp, you will pay a lot less and our bands will receive a significantly bigger slice of the pie.

Bandcamp are simply the best platform for music downloads as far as the artist is concerned. If you are an artist, you should definitely sign up! Please click here to go to the Wud Records Bandcamp page.

Bandcamp also have a community feature, and you can join ours if you click here.

The Signmaker and Rage in Heaven albums are being distributed in partnership with CD Baby. CD Baby were offering an exceptionally special deal on their one-off payments for lifetime distribution. Although that offer has ended now, their costs for submissions are drastically reduced, especially for albums.

If you are thinking about distributing an album or single, it may well be worth your while giving CD Baby a try. Their one-off payment for a lifetime of distribution is a far better deal than having to pay for distribution every year.

In order to make it easier for fans to find Dark Company‘s music on all the different streaming platforms, we recently created a linktree for Dark Company, and indeed our other active acts – Flicker, Pok the Bard and The Bastard Sons of Dennis.

We shall be distributing more of our bands albums via CD Baby in the coming weeks. Please follow our Twitter and bookmark our News service to keep up with all such developments.

Below are links to where you can stream Dark Company‘s Signmaker and Rage in Heaven albums. More such links will be added to Dark Company‘s linktree and the Wud Records Links page in due course.

https://music.apple.com/us/artist/dark-company/411636012
https://tidal.com/browse/artist/17022283
https://www.deezer.com/en/artist/6381602
https://open.spotify.com/artist/35k4zUxUmSeIW4kEpbtTrt
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxId8DcxREuGrvIeWjfkp-A
https://play.anghami.com/artist/2648633
https://www.amazon.de/music/player/artists/B004GZVJ8M/dark-company

Linktrees created for all of the active artists on Wud Records? Really?

Yes! Wud Records has created linktrees for all of the label’s active artists.

Linktree is an excellent resource. It allows you to put all of your links together in one convenient place. That way, anybody who is interested in what you are about can find out a lot more about you quickly and easily.

Wud Records and our bands continue to expand outwards to more and more places across the internet. We felt linktrees would be a very good idea. Now all of our links and our bands’ links have been grouped together to ease your journeys of browsing enjoyment.

We have tried as best we can to put each linktree together in a logical order. Each one has been given a funky colourful design that will work well on your phone, tablet, or computer.

We shall be adding more links to all five of the linktrees created recently. If anything extremely important happens that is new, we shall of course be annoncing it in our News service and on Twitter.

If you feel you need to consolidate your links, we wholeheartedly recomment signing up. The whole preocess is very quick and user friendly. Other link consolidation websites are available.

To check out the Flicker linktree, please click here.

To check out the Dark Company linktree, please click here.

To check out The Bastard Sons of Dennis on linktree, please click here.

To check out Pok the Bard’s linktree, please click here.

To check out the Wud Records linktree, please click here.

Wud Records linktree

Flicker linktree

Dark Company linktree

Pok the Bard linktree

The Bastard Sons of Dennis linktree