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FLOK are a Manchester four-piece blending alternative rock with punchy, emotionally charged songwriting. Emerging from the city’s grassroots venues, they’ve begun building momentum through energetic live shows and regional support slots. FLOK have recorded two original tracks with Sugar House Studios, including their most recent single 'Stop Turning'. With their first releases, and live activity widening, FLOK are building momentum across stage and studio as they establish themselves within Manchester’s alternative scene.
aBOut flok
FLOK are a Manchester four-piece blending alternative rock with punchy, emotional songwriting.
Shaped by the city’s venues and deep musical history, their sound feels rooted in Manchester while moving with modern energy.
The band have built steady momentum across Manchester, moving from local stages to regional support slots including The Entitled Sons at MCR1 Live, hosted by Adam Brown from Radio X, and later supporting Letters to Lions at The Deaf Institute.
Their live presence is defined by high-energy performances, playing to expanding audiences across England.
FLOK have recorded two original tracks with Sugar House Studios, including their most recent single 'Stop Turning'. Recording continues as they create further material and plan a live session showcasing more of their catalogue.
With their first releases, and live activity widening, FLOK are building momentum across stage and studio as they establish themselves within Manchester’s alternative scene.

Song of the Week
Border Live Agency
Border Live Agency
Stop Turning is a gorgeous, bruising testament to that late-night headspace.
Meg Ivy Brunning
KLAT Magazine
"Impressive Stuff"
John Kennedy
Radio-X
"...but watching them play, I was watching the start of something big"
Mark Farrar
Orange Dog Live

THE STORY SO FAR...
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Main support for Letters to Lions UK debut at The Deaf Institute
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Voted support slot for Dirty Sterling at Baths Hall
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Support for The Entitled Sons at MCR Live (hosted by Adam Brown)
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Airplay on Radio X (John Kennedy)






