This Many Boyfriends

Biography

This Many Boyfriends are an indiepop band from Northern England. They bonded over a shared love of playing pop music far too loud in rooms far too small. They formed several years ago but have been through more lineup changes than The Fall, before settling on the current one: Richard on lead vocals, Tom on bass guitar, Laura on drums and Daniel on lead guitar. They are named after a Beat Happening song, and people have compared them to Orange Juice, The Cribs, Hefner and The Smiths. They are a...

This Many Boyfriends are an indiepop band from Northern England. They bonded over a shared love of playing pop music far too loud in rooms far too small. They formed several years ago but have been through more lineup changes than The Fall, before settling on the current one: Richard on lead vocals, Tom on bass guitar, Laura on drums and Daniel on lead guitar.

They are named after a Beat Happening song, and people have compared them to Orange Juice, The Cribs, Hefner and The Smiths. They are also influenced in slightly less obvious ways by the likes of PJ Harvey, The Slits, Spearmint, Jonathan Richman, Otis Redding and Joy Division. Richard likes Paul Simon so much that he wrote a song about him!

If anyone calls us twee or cutesy we'll knock their block off.

'Sounds like 5 people high on several bowls of sugary cereal, bouncing down a stair case on a number of bright orange spacehoppers'
Steve Lamacq, BBC 6 Music

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They are:
Daniel Boyfriend - Guitars, Awesomeness, Hair
Laura Boyfriend - Sticks & Short Shorts
Richard Boyfriend - Singing, Songs & Weak Ass Banter
Tom Boyfriend - The Low End Theory

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http://www.thismanyboyfriends.bandcamp.com
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