Broken Lines are incredibly proud to announce the long awaited arrival of their debut album 'Liberation'.

Available in all reputable online music stores including: iTunes, Amazon, Spotify, Google Play and our own BandCamp.

CD's are currently in production and should be available to buy soon (watch this space!). CD's include an insert booklet with lyrics and photos.

There have been fewer times where we need liberation more than today. Get up, do something, be heard! We love it and hope you do too! Jack, David & Mark x

We are a three piece band from Pembrokeshire, West Wales, playing our own, unique sound from all original material. Our emphasis is to create upbeat, energetic music with influences from punk, rock, psychedelic and just about anything else that grabs us!

We play for the love and enjoyment of music and aim to portray that in our songs and performances. Sometimes fast and fierce, sometimes slow and serene, but always refreshing! Strong beats and growling bass punctuated with searing guitar and a vocal performance to match!

Broken Lines deliver an experience that is intense, exciting and emotionally charged... search for us #brokenlinesuk

Saturday 4th April 2020 - The Small World Theatre, Cardigan
Our first time at The Small World Theatre, can't wait!

  posted: 22 January 2020

Saturday 28th March 2020 - The Cellar Bar, Cardigan
Really looking forward to supporting Icarus Peel's Acid Reign at The Cellar Bar. Check them out here: icaruspeelsacidreign.com

  posted: 28 October 2019

Saturday 14th March 2020 - The Angel Inn, Aberystwyth
Our first time north of the country, really looking forward to this one. A RocSoc Live Night featuring Excursia, TREP and us!

  posted: 22 January 2020

Sunday 8th March 2020 - The Fleece, Bristol
We're live and loud for our first Scouting session at the infamous Fleece in Bristol.

  posted: 22 January 2020

Friday 21st February 2020 - we are playing as part of Doctor Sardonicus's Midwinter Night's Dream Psychadelic Festival #3; we're one of seven bands playing over the weekend including: Broken Lines, Paradise9, Sendelica, The Mahatmas, Sonic Trip Project, Omnichron and Elfin Bow.

  posted: 23 October 2019

Saturday 15th February 2020 - The Eagle Inn, Narberth
Yeah, playing our favourite local again! We will be live and loud all night and its our first gig of 2020...Happy New Year!

  posted: 22 January 2020

Spring Tour 2020 | come and support us!

Broken--Lines | live, loud & original music, don't miss it... #brokenlinesuk

  posted: 22 January 2020

Broken Lines are incredibly proud to announce the long awaited arrival of their debut album 'Liberation'.

Available in all reputable online music stores including: iTunes, Amazon, Spotify, Google Play and our own BandCamp.

CD's are currently in production and should be available to buy soon (watch this space!). CD's include an insert booklet with lyrics and photos.

There have been fewer times where we need liberation more than today. Get up, do something, be heard! We love it and hope you do too! Jack, David & Mark x

  posted: 2 November 2019

Amazing photo of us just before our gig at The Cellar Bar, Cardigan by Molly Edmonds Photography

  posted: 26 August 2019

We' just had the best review from Steve at The Cellar Bar, Cardigan...

These boys are smokin'..... We had a Saturday night with the amazing Broken Lines in The Cellar, Cardigan. I've watched the band develop over the last couple of years, and I love what they have become. We appreciate great quality original music here.... especially if it rocks; and that is what we got: thick punky riffs and strong emphatic down strokes, driving drums melded and weaving with heavy bass..... I'm not sure what their influences are, but I can hear a flavour of the early 80's New Wave scene, with perhaps a later Indy Rock influence too: some fast paced chord progressions and a slightly less urgent lyrical delivery. It is difficult to get that singing at one pace and doubling up with a fast downward stroke on the strings method, but David nails it. There were elements of the heavier side of sixties Psychedelia too (enter: the drummer), and perhaps I picked up a little sense of The Doors and The Kinks in there.... maybe a bit of early Zep... nice to see a bass man, with a bit of animation, filling in the gaps with boom: powerful interplay between these two.... anyways: we danced and they delivered.... awesome originals from this fabulous power trio: if you get a chance, go and see them.... bangin'.....

Steve, The Cellar, Cardigan.

  posted: 7 August 2019