Fleeing From Finales

Forget chin-stroking, forget macho posturing and soulless technical ability, soemtimes you want to be entertained, sing along and grin like a loon. Praise be then to Bexhill's Fleeing From Finales as they'll make you want to do that and more.

You want handclaps, gang vocals, whoahs and more finger clicks than an arthritics convention? You got it - in spades. Only six songs of pure pop rock action on this mini-album, Fleeing From Finales debut is like the Riverclub or All-American Rejects and should come marked with a "guilty pleasures" label.

Resistance is futile - and if you don't think that "Bring A Trident, That'll Learn 'Em" is the campest and most infectious song of the year, you might just need to check your pulse. - Big Cheese Magazine - March 07

"There's certain innocence about Fleeing From Finales' music that can't be masked by the polished production, although they do a fantastic job of sounding squeaky clean. Perky, harmonious guitars perfectly compliment Sam Little's powerful vocals, making this 6 rack gem a sure fire hit for anyone obsessed with dancing, singing, and pretty stories of unimaginable girls." - ROCK SOUND MAGAZINE

""...but it's 'An Emotional Summer Of Cricket' which hits several spots... It's perfect... the chorus has hung around my head for days. Bands that have signed to major labels will struggle to write a song better than this during their whole career”
- www.punktastic.com

'If you like power punk-pop with sun-drenched harmonies and lots of sing-along, check out Bexhills Fleeing From Finales...'
- Big Cheese Magazine

'they manage to produce a pop-punk inspired foot tapping tune to be proud of... its a great start for the band. Ones to watch in 2007.'
- www.dieshellsuitdie.co.uk
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