Vincent Vincent

Not to end up being confused with journeyman locks metal action the Vinnie Vincent Invasion, Vincent Vincent & the Villains certainly are a young East London quartet whose rave-up make of indie pop is heavily spiked with throwback early rock and roll influences. Not really much that they appear to be a post-millennial Stray Felines or anything, however the spirits of Gene Vincent, Pal Holly, Eddie Cochran, among others suspend intensely over Vincent Vincent & the Villains’ music. Vincent Vincent & the Villains produced in 2003 in the wreckage of the band known as the Double Credit card Bastards, including Vincent Vincent and Charlie Waller on vocals and guitars and Neill Kidgell on bass. Adding drummer Alex Cox (never to end up being confused using the man who composed and aimed Repo Guy and Sid & Nancy), the recently christened Vincent Vincent & the Villains debuted using the one “BY MYSELF” in the springtime of 2004. At that time, Waller was also developing his own music group, the Rumble Whitening strips, and after another one, 2005’s “Blue Boy,” he still left Vincent Vincent & the Villains to spotlight his own task. With Kidgell departing aswell, Vincent added lead guitarist Tom Bailey (never to become confused using the man through the Thompson Twins) and bassist Will Chapel. Third solitary “I’m Alive” premiered in the springtime of 2006 and captivated enough focus on get the music group authorized to EMI later on that yr. “Johnny Two Rings,” a directed response to Waller’s departure through the group, was Vincent Vincent & the Villains’ 1st EMI solitary, accompanied by a 2007 re-recording of “BY MYSELF.” Vincent Vincent & the Villains’ debut recording, Gospel Bombs, premiered in the springtime of 2008, preceded by leadoff solitary “Pretty Woman.”