Chin Up Chin Up
Chin Up Chin Up formed in London around 2015, with brothers Tom and Joe Hobson joining James Hallawell and Paul Audia. They put out their debut EP 'Collide...
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Chin Up Chin Up formed in London around 2015, with brothers Tom and Joe Hobson joining James Hallawell and Paul Audia. They put out their debut EP 'Collide the Tide' in 2019, which gave them a title track that stuck around in their setlists. That song, along with others like 'I'll Be Your Avalanche' and 'Stolen Mountains,' showed a band working with straightforward indie rock structures and earnest vocal delivery.
They followed with the album 'Solace' in 2021 and another called 'Aurora' in 2023. The music kept a consistent feel, guitar-driven, mid-tempo, with lyrics that leaned toward personal reflection rather than abstraction. Tom Hobson handled most of the singing, with the others filling out the harmonies and instrumental parts.
There was some talk about a label dispute in 2020, but it didn't stop them from recording. They kept putting out music at a steady pace, with songs like 'This Harness Can't Ride Anything' and 'Trophies for Hire' appearing in their later releases. The band's sound didn't dramatically shift across those records; it felt more like a refinement of what they started with on that first EP.
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