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Disaster street: released as a single and has had radio play throughout all of great Britain on a mass number of radio stations. Got played on Mixtape Sheffield as the best song of the week.
What animals really do at night: released as a single and has had radio play throughout all of great Britain on a mass number of radio stations.
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SWEET LITTLE MACHINE
Straight from the steel mill town of Sheffield, England comes the rock revolution known as SWEET LITTLE MACHINE. This hard hitting band of four, three lads, and one lass, serves up a bitter driving taste of the hardships of life in a northern town. Born from the same streets as the Arctic Monkeys, Def Leppard, Human League, Heaven 17, Joe Cocker, Thompson Twins and around the Globe. Their credo of “New Years Revolution” finds a tight bond with the youth that has risen up everywhere. The frustrations and dissatisfaction with the worlds status quo is so perfectly voiced by this group that is barely out of school! Songs like “DISASTER STREET”, “WHAT ANIMALS REALLY DO AT NIGHT” and “3AM” show that SWEET LITTLE MACHINE speaks if the angst that is best voiced by those who actually live it.
The Sheffield Scenester reports hearing during one of their “triumphant shows”, “Green day, Oasis and the Buzzcocks in their music” … not bad company to be compared to! The local press has called their music “pure genius”, “a brilliant array of well-structured chords”, “a blazing trail of hard and fast riffs” and “leaving you lusting for more”!, while others said that SWEET LITTLE MACHINE “grab you by the balls and run away with them”. Officially blessed by no other than Billie Joe Armstrong who pulled in singer and guitar player Alex Lantrua – Kissack to sing lead backed by Green Day at both the Sheffield Arena and at England’s very own Wembley Stadium!
Joined by Robbie Warburton, Guitar and vocals, Lucy Patrick, Bass and vocals and Matt Kerrins, Drums, these four serve up the kind of driving rhythms and hook driven melodies that draw a direct line to the Clash and Sex Pistols at their most powerful.
Britania rules the waves again! With SWEET LITTLE MACHINE leading the revolution
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