Lead singer and bass player Robin Hawkins and drummer Iwan Griffiths tell The Boys in the Band Podcast how Monster was written - and how its success changed the direction of the band.
They also reflect on how their search for more pop hits led to Alex Pennie leaving the band, reveal a frustrating tale of how another single was denied a top 10 spot, and discuss the prospects of them returning to the stage once again.
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Celebrating 20 Years Of Fandango
This year we celebrate 20 years of doing the fandango so we decided to get a funky now logo to celebrate featuring some of the bands we've championed over the years. Good innit! (Courtesy of designers Alex and Mia at Uandnonu). And below you can read a potted history of some of the things wot we've got up to along the way...
Since 2001, the thoroughly independent FANDANGO MUSIC PROMOTIONS has been at the forefront of unsigned music in London, promoting up-and-coming new bands across virtually every notable small venue in London ranging from 80 to 800 capacity.
Set up by Andy Macleod (Pointy Records) a...
This year we celebrate 20 years of doing the fandango so we decided to get a funky now logo to celebrate featuring some of the bands we've championed over the years. Good innit! (Courtesy of designers Alex and Mia at Uandnonu). And below you can read a potted history of some of the things wot we've got up to along t...
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Prima Queen + Special Guests + Guests
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Memes + Scrounge + Guests
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First, there was Club Fandango, the gig. Then came Label Fandango, the record company. Now, with searing inevitably, comes Radio Fandango, the radio station, not least because Radio Fandango is the best...
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