Dinosaur Pile-Up
Dinosaur Pile-Up formed in Leeds around 2010, with Matt Bigland on vocals and guitar. Their early sound had a raw, aggressive edge, heard on their debut album...
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Dinosaur Pile-Up formed in Leeds around 2010, with Matt Bigland on vocals and guitar. Their early sound had a raw, aggressive edge, heard on their debut album Growing Pains. Over a few albums, including Nature Nurture and Celebrity Mansions, the music shifted toward more melodic territory without losing its energy.
Songs like Back Foot and Birds & Planes show how they balance heavy guitar riffs with catchy hooks. The track 11:11, from their 2020 album of the same name, became a particular fan favorite for its driving rhythm and anthemic quality. They've built a steady following through consistent touring and a handful of full-length records.
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