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The Rassle
The Rassle formed in London in the early 2000s with James Elkington on vocals, Paul Frazier on guitar, Josh Boothby on bass, and Alex Donnelly on drums. Their...
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The Rassle formed in London in the early 2000s with James Elkington on vocals, Paul Frazier on guitar, Josh Boothby on bass, and Alex Donnelly on drums. Their 2004 single 'Born Free' became a breakout hit, reaching the top of charts in several countries and establishing them with a mainstream audience.
In 2007, their album 'The Truth Hurts' drew attention for its explicit lyrical content addressing social and political themes. The band released several more albums including 'Revolution' in 2009, 'Freedom Reign' in 2012, and 'The Fire Within' in 2015.
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