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Oh The Larceny

Oh The Larceny formed in London around 2006, originally calling themselves The Escapades before settling on their current name a couple years later. They put...

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Oh The Larceny, a London band with a shifting lineup.

They started as The Escapades in 2006 and released albums like 'City of Stars' and 'The Fire Inside'.

For a quick sense of their sound, try 'Man on a Mission' from the early days and 'Move With It' from more recently. They're both straightforward and punchy.

Their songs have a certain drive that fits well in action scenes and sports highlights. 'Hold Your Head Up High' is one of those tracks that just works when you need a burst of energy. It's not complicated, but it lands where it needs to.

They formed in London around 2006, first as The Escapades. After their debut 'City of Stars' in 2010, drummer Matt Evans left in 2012, and they put out 'The Fire Inside' in 2014.

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Oh The Larceny formed in London around 2006, originally calling themselves The Escapades before settling on their current name a couple years later. They put out their first album 'City of Stars' in 2010, which included the single 'Man on a Mission.'

Their drummer Matt Evans left in 2012, replaced by John Carter. The band's second album 'The Fire Inside' came out in 2014 and showed some shift in their approach. Some of their more recent tracks include 'Move With It' and 'Can't Stop Me Now.'

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