Not Katies
Not Katies formed in Manchester in 2015 with Emily Jones on vocals and guitar, Sam Cooper on bass, and Liam Hayes on drums. They put out their first EP,...
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Not Katies formed in Manchester in 2015 with Emily Jones on vocals and guitar, Sam Cooper on bass, and Liam Hayes on drums. They put out their first EP, 'Unveiled,' the following year. Their sound pulls from grunge, post-punk, and shoegaze, which gives their music a hazy, textured feel.
In 2018, they released the single '2 Halves Of 2.' The song's direct lyrics about mental health sparked some debate at the time, though it also found an audience that connected with its rawness. That same year they put out the EP 'Reverie,' which leaned into more introspective territory.
Their full-length album, 'The Ballad of the Underground,' came out in 2020. Other songs like 'November Girl' and 'Why It Has To Be' round out their catalog. They've maintained a presence in the indie underground without much industry fanfare, working mostly through EPs and that one album.
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