All three members (Dave Banks, Ben Haswell and Luke Tuchscherer) are singer/songwriters – giving the group a diverse range of songs and vocal styles – but without straying from The Whybirds' sanguine brand of rock 'n' roll. Classic Rock journalist Derek Oliver said: "The Whybirds have it all; songs, musicianship and a sense of maturity that most acts of this kind can’t even comprehend. I’ve lost count of the amount of times that Q, Uncut or Word magazine has banged on about alt.country artists to hear music that sounds like its been recorded in a bathroom by clueless embryonic singer/songwriters. "These guys are the real deal, you’ll be hearing more of The Whybirds some time soon." According to Americana UK, The Whybirds "...sound like Pearl Jam having a fist fight with The Allman Brothers in Don Henley’s back yard. But what’s more important is that The Whybirds might just be the hardest working and hardest rocking band in Britain right now – a band destined for greatness". The Whybirds release their eagerly awaited follow up to 2010’s critically acclaimed Cold Blue Sky (7/10 – Classic Rock, 4/5 – R2 Rock N Reel, 4/5 – Maverick Country) on the 4th of November 2013.

Entitled A Little Blood, the album was produced by Nick Mailing and features single “The Cure”. The band’s previous releases – which also include Live Recordings Vol. 1 (2011), The Whybirds (2008) and Tonight EP (2007) – are available from the online store and from iTunes, Amazon, Spotify and other digital media.