Ben Janet - Vocals and Ba$$
Richy Lloyd - Guitar
Ash Pears - Drummist
Crooked Granny
Welcome, and we hope you enjoy an unexpected delight sometime soon.
Were are The Pretty Machine. We came to rock. But it took a little longer than expected.
Established
in 2003 The Pretty Machine have kept writing new material, sort of, and
have worked equally as hard, not counting trips to the pub.
The Pretty Machines real names are:
* Ben Janet - Vocals / Bass Guitar
* Richy Lloyd - Guitar / Backing Vocals
* Ash Pears - Drums / Backing Vocals
If
you haven't heard them yet, The Pretty Machine are a loud musical band.
They take influence from a whole bunch of brilliant British bands to
the likes of The Wildhearts, 3 Colours Red, Kerbdog, Therapy? etc
Their
travels around the UK have, lets be honest, being pretty sparse. But,
they have played along side some of the UK's and Yorkshires finest, to
the likes of 'Sorry and The Sinatras', '[Spunge]', 'Billy No Mates',
'Eureka Machines', 'The Scaramanaga Six' and local Huddersfield
wideboys 'Mr. Shiraz'.
The Pretty Machine (over the last seven
years) have independently financed and distributed a collection of 6
radical CDs, including "Covered in Fire" (2006), "School Children Need
It" (2005) and "Rockin' Stockin' Filla" (Christmas 2003). The have also
appeared on a selection of CD compilations, including "Rhythm Drum
Magazine Issue 234", "A Place Inside Our Minds - The Official Feeder
Tribute" and "Boot Music - Best of Leeds".
February 2010 sees
The Pretty Machine celebrate seven years of making music together. I
know, SEVEN years. The bands time has been immortalized with the
recording of their first full length LP proper. "Unexpected Delight" has been recorded
and mixed by the band, and was released through the bands own
indy label, Def Granny, in December 2010.
Live shows are loud and
rad and the music ejaculating from the stage sounds twice as epic as
could ever be captured on some kind of record, but that is not to stop
them from trying.
Expected this delight or not?
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