The Lines

The Lines draw on a rich vein of British guitar pop to create a world of massive hooks, huge choruses and forthright melodies that continue a line from the beat groups of the 60's through the big music of Echo And The Bunnymen and The Verve to the contemporary likes of Kasabian.

The album highlights the storm that has been brewing away from the media gaze perfectly.The adrenaline rush of the likes of album opener 'Tracey', 'Glorious Aftermath' and 'El Matador', the anthemic debut single 'Domino Effect', the delicate lament of 'Half Dreams' or the pounding closer 'Loudmouth' demonstrate a band that encapsulate the very feeling of being in a small satellite town with music as your only literal and metaphoric escape.