1000 Violins

The indie pop music group 1000 Violins were bound by geographic limitations throughout their four-year career. Because the group experienced no manager, 1000 Violins needed to limit its live shows to Britain, France, and Germany; nevertheless, because of the web, 1000 Violins eventually obtained the publicity the music group couldn’t get throughout their lifetime. 1000 Violins shaped in Sheffield, Britain, in 1985. The group included two former people of the Web page Young boys, Colin Gregory (electric guitar), and Dave Walmsley (electric guitar, keyboards), and Darren Swindells (bass), Peter Time (drums), and John Timber (vocals). In 1985, 1000 Violins released their first one, “Halcyon Times.” Afterwards that season, the one “Like 1000 Violins” was voted among the year’s greatest songs with the listeners of renowned United kingdom DJ John Peel off. Day was changed by drummer Ian Addey in 1987; a season later, Timber departed through the music group and Vince Keenan from the Hazze Workplace became the brand new vocalist. 1000 Violins released three albums before splitting up in 1989 because of financial complications. Gregory finished up in the Dylans. Keenan reappeared with Marvelous Fellows and SPIGGOTT. In 1992, Walmsley passed on from tumor. In 2001, Vinyl fabric Japan released a profession retrospective, Like 1000 Violins. Through word-of-mouth on the web, the music of 1 Thousands of Violins was uncovered by a fresh era of indie pop buffs.