Yeah boy!! My favourite Harrow band only went and got a mention in the Sun newspaper, maybe my first time with the Sun but i do believe it is a popular newpaper i am more of a guardian/metro newspaper person but enough about me. Anyway i was there at the Monarch in camden, never fail to impress ever.
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Ones to watch ... Rogues
Fall in love with a Rogue
By NADIA MENDOZA
Published: 08 Oct 2009
WITH jeans skinnier than my pinky finger and cheekbones sharp enough to slit your wrists on, ROGUES have brought back a slice of 90s glam.
Front man SAM JAMES possesses an irresistible cocktail of arrogance and uncertainty onstage circa early MANIC STREET PREACHERS.
These boys may be too cool for school, but they still had to work hard to impress the sweaty and cramped Monarch crowd in the heart of Camden on Tuesday.
But facing the challenge head-on, they roared through a set brimming with sincerity and a rare charm you can't quite put your finger on.
Infectious melodies and charismatic men that still want to be boys make you want to be a part of this band.
Even Rogues-virgins who don't know the lyrics will wave goodbye to their inhibitions and dance along.
Or maybe the black sambucus helped with that?
Their sweaty enthusiasm makes you feel like a rebel on a school night rather than clock-watching to go home.
They have a raw appeal by virtue of being an unsigned act chasing the dream.
Let's hope they can hold on to it once the A&R man comes knocking.
People i cannot stress more, these guys kick ass. Go see them perform now while only paying like a fiver cos one day they gonna be charging £50 a piece. May even start my own label so i can own them. Not a lie. Am thinking about this.
Ones to watch ... Rogues
Fall in love with a Rogue
By NADIA MENDOZA
Published: 08 Oct 2009
WITH jeans skinnier than my pinky finger and cheekbones sharp enough to slit your wrists on, ROGUES have brought back a slice of 90s glam.
Front man SAM JAMES possesses an irresistible cocktail of arrogance and uncertainty onstage circa early MANIC STREET PREACHERS.
These boys may be too cool for school, but they still had to work hard to impress the sweaty and cramped Monarch crowd in the heart of Camden on Tuesday.
But facing the challenge head-on, they roared through a set brimming with sincerity and a rare charm you can't quite put your finger on.
Infectious melodies and charismatic men that still want to be boys make you want to be a part of this band.
Even Rogues-virgins who don't know the lyrics will wave goodbye to their inhibitions and dance along.
Or maybe the black sambucus helped with that?
Their sweaty enthusiasm makes you feel like a rebel on a school night rather than clock-watching to go home.
They have a raw appeal by virtue of being an unsigned act chasing the dream.
Let's hope they can hold on to it once the A&R man comes knocking.
People i cannot stress more, these guys kick ass. Go see them perform now while only paying like a fiver cos one day they gonna be charging £50 a piece. May even start my own label so i can own them. Not a lie. Am thinking about this.
Somethink quite gay about this load, dont get me wrong i have seen them live by force but its that nikki grrrrrahme i cannot stand. They need to keep wiser company otherwise shes gonna bring the 'too cool for school' image down. Least Peaches Geldof would get you a mention somewhere.
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^^^^ harsh ^^^^ Hopefully bigger then a certain nash who started at trindad
ReplyDeleteI heard this unsigned band charge over £1,500 per perfomance. Not sure what the facts are but this is just an obsence amount of money for a band like this.
ReplyDeletekirsty--> you dont like them cos of the clothes and eyeliner, you hip hop 'head'
ReplyDeleteHannah--> Nash is pretty big. Pray!!!!
Dave--> i have no idea, but would be worth EVERY PENNY