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All The Young (Thurs 29th)

Mar 7, 2012
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Posted by Tom Jenkinson

Self-described as having the ‘brain, brawn and balls’ to bring in a ‘brave new frontier’ of indie rock, All The Young’s egos certainly match their sound. Their press shots only attest to this, all sharp suits and sunglasses like an Oasis that grew up on a strict diet of Coldplay and Reservoir Dogs. They’ve even got their own potential family feud in the Dooley brothers. Clichés aside though, this really is the new forefront of Brit-rock. Sigh. (TJ)

Green Door Store, Thurs 29th Mar 2012

Mar 7, 2012
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Tom Jenkinson is a young music journalist and fanatic. He began utilising said fanaticism with the start up of his own music website Hey Man, Check My Band. Since then he has gone from strength to strength having articles and photos featured in NME, The Fly and The Guardian whilst writing for the Telegraph. Recently his time has been split between his A Levels, excessive gigging and trying his hand at acoustic session music videos.
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