CHIN UP ROCKY
CHIN UP ROCKY formed in London as a quartet with Harry Koisser on vocals, Jamie Thompson on guitar, Josh Collinge on bass, and Sam Thomas on drums. Their...
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CHIN UP ROCKY formed in London as a quartet with Harry Koisser on vocals, Jamie Thompson on guitar, Josh Collinge on bass, and Sam Thomas on drums. Their debut single 'Covenant' became an early calling card, built around raw guitar work and Koisser's direct vocal delivery.
That song gave the band its first real momentum, and they followed it with tracks like 'Frankly, My Dear, I Don't Give A Damn' and 'Maywood Militia's Got It On Lock.' Their sound leaned into straightforward rock energy, avoiding much studio polish in favor of a live-band feel.
They released a debut album called 'The Covenant' that expanded on the single's template. The record didn't reinvent anything, but it delivered the kind of guitar-driven songs that worked in clubs and on festival stages. After that, they kept writing and recording, sticking with what they knew how to do well.
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