FISH! played a storming gig at the Troubadour in London. SeatWave were there to review it and here's what they said:
"Fish! are four young lads who are still doing their A levels but write great songs and can sound like Crosby, Still and Nash, America or REM whenever they like. Brilliant vocals and harmonies from this indie/rock outfit and good songs like 'White Flag' worked for me. It'll work for you as well"
Hailing from the birthplace of John Martyn and Eric Clapton's old school, friends Tom & Harley formed Fish! with identical twins Harry & Fraser in 2001 at the age of 11 for a school talent contest.
In 2005 they came second in Xfm's national Rock School competition, with their brave and remarkably moving version of Pink Floyd's 'Wish You Were Here', winning deep respect from judge Lauren Laverne.
In January 2007 they won a Battle Of The Bands, earning studio time and live radio interviews.
Still at school, they gig regularly across London and played this year's Cornbury Festival, building an enthusiastic and vocal fan-base.
Their 4-track self-penned debut EP, 'One, Two, Red, Blue', is produced by Calum MacColl. There's a long list of fans waiting to get their hands on a copy.
Track listing:
1. Losing You
2. Salty Lines
3. We're All Working
4. Under Your Skin
