MNPR Publicity

28/06/2026

Currently listening to this banger of a debut album
'Earth is Not Room Enough' by Dogshark - as are my neighbours! 🤣

If you like raunchy grooves, southern rock swagger, crushing rock, and soulful blues, this is the album for you! A stunning debut!

14/06/2026

Nuno Bettencort telling it like it is. This man and his advice and wisdom knows no bounds. Nuno is so inspiring. What a guy. What a player.

14/06/2026

I'm heading up to the Bristol Guitar Show today. I'm not exhibiting, or playing - no one wants to hear that - so come and say hi if you see me floating about.

10/06/2026

Shouting about great music is what we do at MNPR - it's why we started the whole thing.

A band that has grabbed our attention recently is Bitter Luck. This Washington D.C. four-piece are doing something genuinely exciting - classic rock DNA running through everything they do but with a progressive edge that stops it feeling like a throwback.

Think Aerosmith and Guns N' Roses filtered through Rush, Led Zeppelin, Dirty Honey or Greta Van Fleet.

We love Ean's powerful vocals, Will's Jack Bruce-style bass and Eric's Bonham-esque drumming, but it's Andrei's filthy riffs and blistering solos that give us goosebumps. This is proper music.

Their debut EP "Show Your Hand" dropped last Halloween and it's well worth a listen people. Get on it.

10/06/2026

📣📣📣TOUR TOUR TOUR 📣📣📣

Going to be hitting the road again this September. Please come and join us at a gig near you!

Tickets at www.connorselby.com/tour

10/06/2026

Great read from our friends at MNPR Magazine - Darren Flower sat down with The Karma Effect's Henry Gottelier to talk 'Cruel Intentions', the darker, heavier third album that the band have been building toward since day one.

Henry opens up about the lineup change that rebuilt the band, the funk element that sets them apart from their peers, and why the stage will always beat the studio. Well worth five minutes of your time.

Read 👉 https://shr.pn/mEQS

The Karma Effect have made the album they were born to make.

'Cruel Intentions' is darker, heavier, and more fully formed than anything the South London rockers have put their name to - and frontman Henry Gottelier is in no doubt about what it represents. "This is the album this band has been striving to make since we started," he tells us. "We needed to go through all we went through to make this record."

MNPR's Darren Flower sat down with Henry to talk about the lineup change that rebuilt the band, the funk element that sets them apart from the pack, and why he hates the studio but lives for the stage.

Real the full interview on MNPR Magazine 👇
https://shr.pn/mEQS

10/06/2026

Here's a hard truth nobody in music wants to hear. PR doesn't magically create demand anymore.

And the bands getting real attention right now? They're already building momentum, growing their audience, and are creating genuine buzz before the press ever arrives.

Press amplifies what's already there. It was never going to manufacture it from nothing.

What bands are on your radar who are really gaining momentum at the moment?

09/06/2026

A lot of artists think music PR means blasting your release to hundreds of email addresses and hoping something sticks.
It doesn't work like that.

Music PR is about getting the right coverage, from the right outlets, at the right time. It's targeted. It's personal. And it's built around your specific music - not a template.

Good PR tells your story to people who have the audience you need to reach. Bad PR is just noise.

One thing worth saying upfront: hiring a PR company doesn't mean you get to sit back and let someone else do the work. If anything, you'll have more to do, not less.

PR opens doors. But you're the one who has to walk through them. When coverage lands, you need to be active - sharing it, responding to it, building on it. When an interview comes in, you need to show up prepared and give it everything.

When new fans find you through a feature, your social media, your live presence, your whole world needs to be worth landing on.

People are interested in you - the artist, the band, the music. Not the PR company.

We're working in the background so you can be front and centre. The more you put in alongside a campaign, the more you'll get out of it.

08/06/2026

We're now accepting a limited number of new clients at MNPR Publicity.

If you've got music worth talking about and a release or tour on the horizon, we want to hear from you.

We offer bespoke PR campaigns built around your project - press coverage and a genuine care for your music.

Get in touch at [email protected] or find out more at mnprpublicity.com