Eclectic & eccentric song writer and multi-instrumentalist hailing from Sheffield, UK.
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Urgent Talk are a three piece indie-pop band formed in Sheffield, England in 2007. The lineup consists of Roo (Viola, Violin, Vox & Glox), Warren (Vocals, Synths, Guitar, GameBoy), and Jack (Guitar, Vocals, Keyboards, Sampler). Warren and Jack previously played together in heartyeah. Urgent Talk's first release was Winter Olympiad '88 as a DVD single in early 2008. They followed this up by releasing two released 2 EPs, 'Ampersand' and 'Ampersands', simultaneously in February 2009. All three releases were put out through the band's own Dear You Records label.
Nat Johnson is a singer/songwriter/guitarist from Sheffield, England. She first found fame through her band Monkey Swallows the Universe, who released two albums to critical acclaim before announcing an 'indefinite hiatus' at the end of 2007. Nat is currently working on solo material, available from her myspace: http://www.myspace.com/judybeat. her new website can be found at http://www.natjohnson.co.uk
Reverend (aka Jon McClure) hails from the musically-renowned land of # Sheffield, UK. Before this project he sang for Judan Suki and 1984 finding underground local fame and getting a name for himself. He has already collaborated with Arthur Brown, John Cooper Clarke, Tim Hampton (Bromheads Jacket), Mike Hughes (Trap2), Chris McClure, Laura Manuel (ex Judan Suki), Andy Nicholson (ex Arctic Monkeys), Tom Rawley (Milburn), and Alex Turner (Arctic Monkeys) as well as working with producer Alan Smythe.
There are, at least, four artists named The Box. 1) A Montreal, Canada new wave band, formed 1981 by Jean-Marc Pisapia (an early member of Men Without Hats). The band was re-started, in 2003, with new lineup. Originally, Jean-Marc recruited guitarist Guy Florent and bassist Jean-Pierre Brie for the band, who were originally known as Checkpoint Charlie before settling on the name The Box. After a 15-year hiatus the band released their fifth album, the progressive-rock flavored "Black Dog There" on Komfy-Universal.
The Bon Bon Club first started about 2 years ago, when The Long Blondes rhythm section decided to break away and have a go on their own. They gave themselves the names Sushi Quatro and Thirsty Moore, and covered songs they liked, playing only bass and drums. In 2007 they recorded 3 songs with Alan Smyth, and a new band member Chapatti Smith came on board, providing extra vox and percussion. These 3 songs were later released by Thee Sheffield Phonographic Corporation. The Bon Bon Club became a 2 piece once more, when Thirsty Moore retired, and Chapatti Smith took over on the drums.
There is more than one artist performing under this name. (1)The Souvenirs are a band from Derby, England. The current line-up consists of Dale Dawson (Vocals), Bobby Cowling (Guitar), Lee Bateman (Bass) and Padraig Crowley (Drums)
Smokers Die Younger are ... James Golf : vocals, guitars
Rhys Edwards : vocals, keyboards
Ian Turley : bass
Chris Trout : vocals, drums
Amy Dutronc : vocals, autoharp
Katherine Jackson : violin Website : http://www.smokersdieyounger.com.
Reverend (aka Jon McClure) hails from the musically-renowned land of Sheffield, UK. Before this project he sang for Judan Suki and 1984 finding underground local fame and getting a name for himself. He has already collaborated with Arthur Brown, John Cooper Clarke, Tim Hampton (Bromheads Jacket), Mike Hughes (Trap2), Chris McClure, Laura Manuel (ex Judan Suki), Andy Nicholson (ex Arctic Monkeys), Tom Rowley (Milburn), and Alex Turner (Arctic Monkeys) as well as working with producer Alan Smythe. For live gigs Reverend has assembled 'The Makers', a superband of relatively unknown musicians.