Description:	7" on Dance To The Radio
	Format:	7" (vinyl)
	Genre(s):	Indie Rock
	Label:	Dance To The Radio
	Price:	£3.09
	Availability:	Sold out / currently unavailable. Sorry!

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...according to our Ant on 12 March 2009.

Dance To The Radio chuck a new single at us this week by Grammatics. I can't remember what their previous singles were like but being as though I can't remember what I ate for lunch that's no big surprise. 'Shadow Committee' is a weird single... It seems reasonably normal before it goes into a weird System of A Down esque chorus albeit a bit more indie. There's some soft of cello thing softening things up and upping the epic ante. It's an epic 7", so much so I don't think it should be on a 7" as it's too OTT. It needs to be a on a new format which hasn't yet been created as none of the available formats are appropriate. Please wing over any suggestions.

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What their label says...

This is the lead single release before the critically acclaimed Grammatics’ debut
album drops. The double A-side also features a brand new non album track.
• The band toured in January 2008 with The Futureheads, and they also played to a
huge crowd on the main stage at the Latitude Festival. In 2009 they are touring with
the Radio One playlisted Red Light Company.
• The Grammatics played a BBC Radio One session for Huw Stevens at
Maida Vale.
• Free download single ‘New Franchise’ was released in the summer and gave the
band attention from BBC Radio 5 Live (whom they did a session for) and got them
a glowing write up in The Sunday Times. To date ‘New Franchise’ has
amassed over 2000 downloads.
• “You are looking at an album that is so rare, so well created and driven by people so
talented, it is nothing short of perfect.” 10/10 –AudioScribbler,  “An early
contender for Rock Sound’s Album’s Of 2009.” 8/10 – Rock Sound, “The blend of
Owen Brinley’s choirboy vocals and a raft of prog-tinged riffs is a source of promise,
magic and drama.” 4/5 – Uncut, “Done with such poise and craft you’re left
breathless.” 4/5 – The Fly”.