Husky Tones

Husky Tones’ punk blues style favours the common rawness, simplicity and emotion shared between the punk and blues genres. Live it is delivered by the unique set up of a female drummer singer Victoria Bourne and guitarist Chris Harper. Their approach to punk blues mirrors what they love as audience members: inventive, individual and fully aware of tradition without being a slave to it.

Their songs have been played on national radio including BBC Radio Two playlists and international radio. 'Who Will I Turn To Now?' has been album of the week on radio stations in the USA, UK and Europe. They have been described as 'Artist to watch' in ION Indie Magazine USA with 'Momentum' as a featured video. They have built a reputation for intense live shows performing headline shows at places such as London’s 100 Club, Fiddlers Elbow and Blues Kitchen, Brighton’s Latest Bar, The Fleece in Bristol and national UK festivals.

'Two very talented musicians. It's really powerful music'
BBC Radio Bristol

'Fine album of contemporary punk blues delivered with energy, attitude, anger and sometimes primal rage.' Blues Matters

'This is music for an old-fashioned dark rock club, where sweat and alcohol keep the walls moist.' Alt Country.NL

'The duo Husky Tones weaves in an easy way a lot of heavy song with endearing ballads'. Keys and Chords.be

‘There are loose rules to Blues of course, but this band have just torn up the rule-book.' Phil The Music Quill

'This is the raw, urban blues with attitude.' 9/10 Bluesdoodles

‘Victoria has serious pipes and seems effortlessly to rise above Chris's driving guitar riffs, often sparking some fabulous wall of sound moments.'
The Blues Man In The Hat

'Heavy, raw, but always melodic, Just like the previous album, attention is paid to fine texts' Rootstime.be

'Live they are a sensation' Music That Needs Attention

'This was a performance full of passion but there was nothing lacking technically, at no time was technique sacrificed to performance.' Bristol 24/7