You'd never have guessed that 3 brothers from Wakefield would be the first band to successfully fuse The Smiths, The Supremes and Slim Moon. They could make a great living selling those hooks they turn out every day to lesser artists but instead choose to spend their lives in a police riot van bringing their thing to the kids and making their heroes proud. This is the hardest working band from Yorkshire.

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You'd never have guessed that three brothers from Wakefield would be the first band to successfully fuse The Smiths, The Supremes and Slim Moon. They could make a living selling their hooks to lesser artistes, but instead they choose to spend their lives in a police-riot van bringing their thing to the kids and making their heroes proud. God bless 'em for it. Their new album The New Fellas combines infectious songs, musical swagger, and the band's rock & roll ethic to make a record with "good time" written...   [ read more ]

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VINYL FORMAT. One of the best British rock bands to emerge in years, The Cribs make their major-label debut with Men's Needs, Women's Needs, Whatever. Produced by Franz Ferdinand's Alex Kapranos, the album finds the fraternal Jarman trio - twins Ryan and Gary, and kid brother Ross - blasting out perfect pop songs with provocative punk power. The melodies are brash and memorable, the hooks undeniable, and the lyrics spiced with intelligence and a healthy cynicism. Capturing their famed onstage ferocity, Men...   [ read more ]

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