We’re excited to announce that The High Nines will be featured in an upcoming edition of United We Stand — the long-running and much-loved Manchester United fanzine

The High Nines have nailed it. They have made a debut that feels familiar yet exciting, polished but not sterile… if this is only their first swing, then the rest of the indie scene might want to start stretching before they try to keep up.

This debut isn’t just a strong start. It’s the kind of record that could cement The High Nines as one of the most important new bands in the UK — a group with the songs, swagger and soul to step up from sticky-floored clubs to the festival main stages