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Isolated Atoms
Isolated Atoms formed in February 2008 in the Black Country, West Midlands. They play serious, mature and intelligent rock music with an exciting edge. They are being tipped by many to be the hottest and most professional undiscovered band in the UK.
Isolated Atoms do things a bit differently, if you're looking for a traditional rock band, you won't find it here. But if you're looking for original, forward-thinking commercial music, they supply the goods. Their name reflects their music, as it's intense, moody and dark (Isolated) while being energetic and explosive (Atoms).
They have come a long way in a short space of time, having already confirmed a support slot at the London Koko opening for IAMX, and being booked for shows with Ladytron, Haunts and The Notwist. The band have also recently caught the eyes of Alan McGee and Warner music’s Danny Watson, and played their legendary Death Disco showcase, following in the footsteps of bands such as Glasvegas and The Killers to name only two. It was here that they impressed Tony Calder, ex manager of the Rolling Stones, who claims Isolated Atoms have huge potential to break America.
Isolated Atoms EP is available to download on iTunes, Napster and other online stores.
Songs recorded by Mark Neat. Mixed by Mark, Grant, David & Yang (Isolated Atoms)
Vocals/Lyricist - Grant Ashman
Guitars/Bass- Mark Neat
Drums -Yang
Keys/Bass - David Davies
Band Management:
Steve Burrows.
management@isolatedatoms.com
Gig Booking Agent:
Lee Taylor.
bookings@selectbookingagency.co.uk
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Reviews
'With a sound that takes the best aspects of new wave and gives them a refreshing twist, the Black Country boys have come up with an intriguing brand of moody electro-rock. On Tell Me What I Want, singer Grant Ashman suggests a cooler version of The Killers. The Atoms ought to bomb up the charts.' News Of The World
'With their smart, synthesizer-driven pop anthems tinged with new wave influences, Isolated Atoms could easily find their place between Interpol and The Killers in the meanders of contemporary rock. For a new band their songs’ maturity, as well as their confidence as to how to manage their burgeoning career, is simply amazing. Talent and determination; we all know what that cocktail can lead to.' Jamendo.com Music Blog.
'You are very good, We like your work. You have hit single potential.' Tony Calder (Ex manager of the Rolling Stones and Bay City Rolllers, founder of Immediate Records and promoter of the Beatles and The Beach Boys)
'Nice, a fresh sound. I'll produce you when you're signed' Peter Hook (Joy Division & New Order).
'Isolated Atoms clearly have some time for Interpol, but I won’t sully them with the name of the Editors, as they’re better than those turgid self believers. Well on their way.' Gill Mills - Best of MySpace Podcast.
'The missing link between Joy Division and New Order' Kerrang Radio.
'An intense and moody blend of rock and indie, Isolated Atoms are breaking out from the local scene, they're really on their way to making it big' BBC WM Introducing
www.myspace.com/isolatedatoms
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