10th January 2010

The music video for "Let's Do Business" can be seen here.

15th November 2009

Click here and fill out the form to download the split single package from Miss Halliwell and Hans Gruber.

17th August 2009

Miss Halliwell's "Die Son! Die!" was officially released on iTunes today.

13th July 2009

Click here to watch the "Die Son! Die!" trailer.

1st July 2009 

Miss Halliwell will be screening their feature film "Die Son! Die!" at The Public in West Bromwich on the evening of Thursday 10th September 2009. This is the official premiere and it will also include a short live performance from the band. It is open to the general public so if you fancy an audio / visual extravaganza please come along.

10th May 2009

The video for "Amblecote" by Miss Halliwell is now available to watch here on youtube.

Live review from 08/05/09 with Betty & The Id:

Second band, Miss Halliwell, are a bit different. They come on with a darker and more experimental vibe, a la Sonic Youth and The Fall but with definite lashings of originality. I had seen some of the members in another band, The Mallory Heart, so it was interesting to see how they sounded with a different lineup. The opening track caught me from the start with a great vocal line; ‘People say that the West Midlands shouldn’t be allowed on television…its where I live’. Delivered with feeling, wit and menace from frontman Miles. The man adds a good theatrical element throughout, for much of the time singing into two microphones, one of which is heavily echoed and delayed. Other times he smashes the cymbals manically or assembles weird loops of cackles and shouts that he then plays back and overlays. The mix of male and some female vocals works very well. The songwriting is a class above 90 percent of the rest of what is out there and this shines through with glaring obviousness. There are not many bands in Birmingham, or nationally, that are doing something so original and I do hope that Miss Halliwell get somewhere with it. They have a couple of EPs available to buy at www.elementaryrecordings.co.uk and are contributing a live performance soundtrack to independent feature film ‘Die Son! Die’. You can see an extended Miss Halliwell set along with visuals from the film at Go Club at The Old Wharf in Digbeth on Saturday 5th September.