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The Computers release their second album Love Triangles, Hate Squares. The 11 track follow up to their debut This Is The Computers is released on One Little Indian.
Their latest single, Disco Sucks, was the first taster for the record, receiving great reviews and plays on Radio 1, XFM, and across radio.
Recorded with producer Mark Neill (Black Keys) in Valdosta, Georgia, the album mixes the bands love of rock & roll and soul and the energy of punk rock. From the frenetic (under 2 and half minutes!) rockabilly tinged Uh Oh, Uh Oh chorus and twang-tastic guitars of opening track Bring Me The Head Of A Hipster, the soul-pop and twinkling keyboards on Nothing To Say, the thunderous drums and Jerry Lee Lewis-esque piano on Selina Chinese to the heartbreak lament of CRUEL, the album showcases the Exeter groups riotous yet tuneful and infectious music.
7 Golden Tickets will be given away with random physical copies of the album. The Golden Ticket will win the finder a free gig at their home, which will all be filmed and documented in conjunction with an as yet unnamed online site.
The band have toured with The Duke Spirit, Gay For Johnny Depp, Dan Sartain, And So I Watch You From Afar, Alexisonfire, Hundred Reasons, Bad Religion, Jim Jones Revue, Subways, and Pulled Apart By Horses, amongst others.
Available on CD and special edition numbered coloured vinyl, which includes poster and MP3 coupon.
A punk rock n roll riot with the gut punching barrages of the Circle Jerks and the satirical elegance of a society of scholarly gents NME
50s-fuelled riffery and scream along gang vocals with an intensity that would make Chuck Berry roll in his grave Rock Sound
A snotty attitude and great, gritty tunes Kerrang!
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