Camden, by Rascallions

Camden

by Rascallions

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Two years ago, Rascallions introduced themselves to the Aldora Britain Records family with their debut single 'Days Go By'. This track, a slice of infectious sun-soaked jangle pop, became our very first runaway success story. Thousands of streams and critically-acclaimed on independent and underground radio stations all around the world.

Fast forward two years and they're back. This is Rascallions second single, 'Camden'. It is a fine re-introduction to the band's romanticised take on British indie pop with a slice of harder-edged guitar rock in the background. Once again, the track revolves around the group's natural sense for melody and harmony, and the pop sensibility shines through. Glorious, magnificent and sublime. The Rascallions are back!

For fans of The Smiths, The La's, Gene, The Coral, and The Holloways.

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released July 27, 2022

Written by O'Donovan / Marshall.

Tony Marshall: vocals.
Kieron Dupree: guitars.
Ray O'Donovan: guitars.
Ed Hemingway: bass.
Jack Biggs: drums.

Mixed and mastered by Dan Hack and Rascallions (Honeywood Studios, Basildon).
Management, Darren Bennett.
Released by Tom Hilton on Aldora Britain Records (ABR-354).

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