The 7:21s

The 7:21s rock like a rejuvenated Feeder and induce on-the-spot pogoing whether you want to or not.

Dom Gourlay- Drowned In Sound

One of Nottinghams biggest hopes. Embracing the current revival of post punk pop, the quartet arrive following positive reviews from the local press who have already succumbed to their fashionable blend of angular guitars and infectious hooks. Thankfully the band seem keen to prove there is substance to their style. Theirs is a textbook example of post-punk at its catchiest.

Ian Smith-BBC

Since forming, the 7:21s have received fantastic live and recording reviews from The BBC, Drownedinsound.com, Channel 4 'planet sound' and numerous local papers and fanzines. Twin that with the fact that the group have supported NME favourites 'Editors', played on the Jim Beam tour with 'Little Man Tate' and also supported with the likes of 'Towers of London' and 'Komakino', its been a great start.

Early 2006 saw the 7:21s embark on their first European tour playing dates as part of the Spring Wonderland Festival tour. In October 2006 the 7:21s played a headline show at Nottingham's Rock City where the band pledged all ticket sales to Oxjam, raising over £1000 for the charity.

The group recorded their first official demo at '2 Fly' Studio in Sheffield.The recording was mixed and produced by the now legendary Alan Smyth of Arctic Monkeys and Pulp fame. The 7:21s returned to the studio in late 2006 to make further recordings for their forthcoming single "Disco" which will be released through End Of The Trail Records. A further single an album will follow in Summer 2008

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