Helmets for Men returns this Saturday night (30th Jan) for its second outing of Salford-centric musical bliss. Islington Mill will be the hosts again and there are three Salford-based acts for your delectation. So, who's on the bill this time?

Well, according to Islington Mill's excellent website; this is how they line up...

The Inflicters (or Inflictors?) are fronted by Psychedelic Folk Bluesman Cameron O'Hagan. For the last eighteen months Cameron has been building up a steady following with his solo shows. He's now decided its time to go full on electric and added a bassist, drummer and rhythm guitarist who recently blew the doors of the King's Arms. If you like 60's Garage and Psych don't miss this opening act.

listen to The Inflicters here

Sandbox have been described as many things in the past but lets get it right. This is sexy indie power pop executed with attitude and intelligence. Guitarist and singer Lennie is surely one of the most exciting and charismatic front-women and song writers since.........erm!  Well just come and decide for yourselves.

listen to Sandbox here

Death to the Strange fuse lyric-driven, folky tunes with ambient electronic sounds and effects. With instrumentation tailored to each tune, the band are looking to take in and build on all the interesting music out there. Live, the band has been creating a stir with full-on, beat driven tunes mixed in with experimental acoustic pieces.

listen to Death to the Strange here

It's all happening on Saturday night from 8pm onwards and it's just four quid on the door or two quid for associates and concessions (whatever that means). salfordmusic will be there and are available for inane chatter and liquid donations. Laters.