Studmuffin
are a young Birmingham (UK) based pop/rock band, who have been
together approximately
4 years and already they're turning heads with their original
blend of self penned infexious pop/rock tunes.
This
three piece band are fronted by twin brothers, Adam (Gitar &
Vox) and Rob Cross (Bass & Vox),
the band is complimented by one of Birminghams hottest new
drummers Gary Thomas Davies.
Studmuffin
have been playing some excellently attended local gigs, where the
response to the band has been
mindblowing, gigs so far have included, The Foundry, The Flapper
& Firkin, The Cross in Coventry & they have also
played the Leeds Town & Country Club two years running in the
band competition "Bright Young Things",
from which the band received favourable TV/Radio exposure.
In
1996 the band had their first TV appearance on Central's
"Massive" programme and they also did their
first Live radio interveiw/session on Radio WM, in which they
played acoustic versions of tracks off their first cassette EP.
The
first Studmuffin release was titled "The back to the future
EP" and featured the tracks "Super boy", "Its
raining girls",
"Sponger", "Back to the future" & their
live favourite "Try me".
The
bands second cassette titled "Shake it up" included the
tracks such as "Sugarplum" and the brilliant ballad
"man of my soul", this recording really showed how the
band were developing as songwriters, the bands latest EP
recordings inlude some cracking tunes including
"Jellybaby" & a beatles'ee (!!) number that goes
by the name of "Rollercoaster" (a classic!!).
The
bands new album album titled Studmuffin is out now on The Shotgun
Charlie Label, its 13 track
pop/rock affair and its a stunner, it includes tracks from all
three of their cassette EP's and some new stuff.