A London trio that carved out a modest, guitar-driven path through the 2000s and 2010s.
For their early energy, 'Big Mouth' still works. But if you want the later, more settled version, put on 'In Between The Lines.'
They never broke huge, but songs like 'In Between The Lines' and 'Neon & Pills' have that lived-in quality that sticks around. Their 2003 debut 'Big Mouth' gave them a straightforward rock foothold, and even when they experimented with electronics on 2013's 'Firewall,' they always circled back to the kind of melodic, introspective material that felt like home. They're one of those bands that just kept making records, and a few of them quietly got good.
Formed in London in the early 2000s, they started with the scrappy alternative rock of 'Big Mouth' in 2003. They tried a more experimental demo collection with 'The Lost Tapes' in 2006, then settled into a refined but familiar sound by 2009's 'Third Time's the Charm.' Later albums like 2017's 'Uncharted Territory' saw them return to guitar rock after a brief electronic detour.
Keep it compact: a lyric you come back to, a live memory, or the part of the catalog you would point someone toward first.
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