Dyer'ere said:If I tell them to harden up they'll tell me to, Rosy. :hihi
Yeah, the kids are all growed up now. *sob* ;D
Dyer'ere said:And the hardening up the music is kinda difficult, Rosy. There's a formula for airplay and The End is probs a bit too hard already. No Love Here is meant to be poppy. All the material has been shinied up for radio. Live they are very dark.
Anyways, I'll post back if anything comes of it.
SCOOP said:I reckon it's bang on for Airplay. Hints of The Killers, The Smiths, Powderfinger and one of the great bands from Manchester that people don't know about, Elbow.
Got Triple M all over it. But most bands break on Triple J fist then 18 months later the M's pick it up.
RRR were advertising Red Aces single launch today during Biggsy's show.spook said:Like it Jack. Tight. Assured. Eskimo Joe with less angst, Placebo with more balls. Manic Street Preachers with strut.
Think 'The End' is the better song but they're both good. Best of luck to the lads, they have talent.
josey said:RRR were advertising Red Aces single launch today during Biggsy's show.
Every chance to get a good turn out.
josey said:RRR were advertising Red Aces single launch today during Biggsy's show.
Every chance to get a good turn out.
Baloo said:Nah, they cancelled the event.
Tigers of Old said:Took the better half to see her fav band Matchbox20 last night and they were surprisingly good.
Very tight musically and Rob Thomas did it so easily. Good live performance.
Wildride said:Irish bloke called Ciaran Gribbin, jb.
Wildride said:I'd say fairly similar - his irish accent aside! Certainly very similar style.