The Electric Soft Parade

The Electric powered Soft Parade began in Brighton, where brothers Alex White colored (vocals/guitar) and Tom White colored (drums) recorded sloppy four-track albums and sold these to locals beneath the moniker Feltro Press. Among these recordings captured the eye of indie DB, which authorized the siblings in 2001. Renamed the Electric powered Soft Parade and enlisting aid from bassist Matt Thwaites and keyboardist Steve Huge, that Apr the group released the solitary “Silent towards the Dark,” which showcased their mixture of latter-day Brit-pop sensibilities with dosages of American-style contemporary rock and roll and psychedelia. DB released the full-length Openings in the Wall structure in early 2002, and considerable touring followed. There is even a little bit of Oasis-style brotherly strife to spark the eye of the English music press. The Electric powered Soft Parade jumped to BMG for The American Experience, which was released within the U.K. in Oct 2003. Large remaining the band during this time period, and drummer Matthew Priest was brought in to the collapse. The band continued the street throughout the following year, posting the stage with rings like Elbow, Starsailor, as well as the Who. Then they returned towards the studio room and recorded our body EP, which found its way to 2006. The band’s third full-length work, You don’t need to End up being Down-Hearted, arrived a year afterwards. From 2008 to 2010, the music group continued hiatus from touring and saving. This year 2010, they reunited to execute on the Maximalism! charity concert. The EP AN INSTANT One made an appearance in 2011. In 2013, the Electric powered Soft Parade released their 4th studio room record, the Chris Hughes- and Tag Frith-produced Idiots.