Marsicans are a vivacious indie rock band hailing from Leeds, United Kingdom, known for their catchy melodies, exuberant live performances, and infectiously positive energy. The quartet consists of James Newbigging (lead vocals and guitar), Oliver Jameson (guitar and vocals), Rob Brander (bass, keyboards, and vocals), and Matthew 'Cale' McHale (drums and vocals). Formed in the early 2010s, the band carved out a niche for themselves with their blend of upbeat indie-pop and harmonic sounds, quickly becoming mainstays in the UK's burgeoning indie music scene.

Making headway with notable releases like "The Absence EP" and "The Chivalry EP," Marsicans continued to build their discography and fan base with a series of successful singles and EPs. Their effervescent track "Too Good" and the sun-drenched "Pop-Ups (Sunny at the Weekend)" further cemented their status as rising stars. Marsicans' journey crescendoed with the release of their acclaimed full-length album "Ursa Major" in 2020, a compilation that showcases their growth as musicians and vivid storytellers. Alongside the LP, they continued to engage their audience with the "Ursa Minor EP," displaying their range and musical dexterity. With their dynamic sound and heartfelt lyrics, Marsicans have established themselves as a band that resonates deeply with listeners and promises to be a fixture on the music scene for years to come.