The first time we filmed BTR we managed to pick the windiest day in history resulting in some very experimental audio. But thanks to the patience of the awesome men of BTR, we managed to arrange ‘take 2′! This ones the better version anyway!
BTR began following a chance meeting in the sandwich section of Marks & Sparks. A short time later, they recorded a new demo at Blueprint Studios, supported Midnight Juggernauts / Hatcham Social / The Rushes / Das Wanderlust/ The Chapman Family / Leon & joined forces with Lazy Genius Management.
Beat the Radar’s debut album “To The City, From the Sea” was produced by Tom Knott of The Earlies at Airtight studios in the deepest depths of South Manchester, but inspired by the band’s breezier days living on the coast, you could call it the point where the sand meets the suburbs.
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McrScenewipe: After a very hectic day we are in full swing!! Come down for 4:30 to see the young British artist shoot! #inthecity http://yfrog.com/b7xoxj 14 October 2010, 3:03 pm
danielalston: @McrScenewipe Super duper. Missed Oberhofer last night; shot at redemption. 14 October 2010, 11:30 amMcrScenewipe: We have had sky Larkin and mammal club pull out. We have oberhofer in at 2:30 and Holden at 3:30. #inthecity 14 October 2010, 11:23 am
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One of Manchester’s best bands. Great song… as is Miracles! love this!
I love the singers hair ……
awesome vid…loving it