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Songs 

Non-Stop To The Moon

Heavy Is The Head

Three's A Crowd

Genie's Out The Bottle

Perfect Beasts Contact: info@perfectbeasts.co.uk 

The Band

Stuart Simpson – vocals and guitar

Nick Andrew – guitar, synth guitar and BVs

Darren Redick – bass and BVs

Steve Hales - drums

From left: Steve, Stuart, Darren, Nick

The Story

PERFECT BEASTS are unleashed to the world on 29 January 2026 with a monster debut album.


The band’s first single, Three’s A Crowd, was debuted on Planet Rock by Def Leppard’s Joe Elliott who said of the LP: ‘This album deserves to be heard!’.

The band’s second single, Non-Stop To The Moon began its campaign on Planet Rock on January 12th., starting as a B-list song before being elevated to A-list for a 7-week run.

Garry Foster of WCRFM in Wolverhampton has also played both singles in regular rotation on his shows
since December 2025.

Toby Jepson, Little Angels: ‘Loving the album! Three’s A Crowd is a killer. I have happily bought a copy. Well played!’

Planet Rock, Winter’s End live review: ‘agile riffs, heavy rock ballistics coupled with hints of Dream Theater creativity.’

Classic Rock Magazine: ‘It’s an album of chin-stroking fun for everyone!’

Power Play Magazine: ‘Living Colour meets Extreme. Pristine musicianship and songwriting.’


Perfect Beasts is a band who refuse to play by the rules. Their songs are adventurous yet accessible, driven by emotive, primal vocals and guitar sounds unlike anything heard before - thanks to the use of cutting-edge synth guitar and modern music technology.


“Every track tells a story, every riff has claws and every melody cuts deep,” says guitarist Nick Andrew, who alongside (singer guitarist) Stuart Simpson, (bassist) Darren Redick and (drummer) Steve Hales bring the beast to life. From the blistering riffs of the single, Three’s A Crowd to moments of the heavy philosophical title track, Perfect Beast this album captures the raw power
of rock while opening the door to unexpected influences — a sonic adventure where anything is possible.


The album was released 29 January 2026 on all major streaming platforms, with physical copies available via the band’s website. The CD sold out within weeks of its release. Original singer, John Mitchell, had to leave the band due to ever-growing commitments with Asia. Stuart Simpson stepped in and within weeks was fronting the band for a pair of gigs at Planet Rock's Winter's End Festival and a packed show at The Cavern in Raynes Park. 


The band is currently writing album number two and gearing up for festivals in 2027!

Stage Plot