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AUTHORITY SINGLE (MP3 SAMPLES)
AUTHORITY
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AUTHORITY
WIDE EYED IDEAS
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"Sometimes you hear a band that you can imagine playing
the main stage at the likes of Glastonbury they make
that big a sound...one of those type bands is Tinybluechildren.
Gareth Jones vocal power is obvious and it would come as no suprise if this band was staring out from the magazines by the end of 2004...mixing the best of Travis, REM, Stereophonics with a blend of powerful rock Tinybluechildren create a hybrid of
stunning quality.
(EP Review @ MANILLA MAGAZINE 2004)

TBC will surely break into the national scene within a matter of time.
On the night they attracted the attention of a few management
companies who are desperate to hear more of their unique edge
to pleasing the public.
Fantastic musicianship and excellent songwriting ability are just
two of many credits aimed at TBC.

(Live Review @ XPOSED MAGAZINE 2004)

"Without being extreme tinybluechildren are fast and energetic or slow and mournful, it is all on this CD. There isn’t one on this six track EP that I do not like".
(EP Review, Neil A. Bromley @ NEILS GIG GUIDE 2003)

Here's a positive ep review @ LOGO MAGAZINE !

"At last a band that could and should go all the way, yes they are that good".
"This ep has left me confused, why are these lads still knocking around in pubs when at the very least they should be supporting some of the so-called bigger bands on the national circuit".
(EP review, Xposed Magazine 2003).

"Energising yet embittered, 'Wide Eyed Ideas' shows great promise should the band stick it out long enough to acquire a following to sing along to every word. Once that happens Tiny Blue Children could be chosen by many more as their catharsis of choice".
(EP review, Drowned In Sound.com 2003).

"TBC vocals as always are impeccable and become stronger each time I hear them. The Pearl Jam reference before is a good one and if you like the style, you will love TINY BLUE CHILDREN".
(LIVE review, Solihull Online 2003).

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It is NO secret that tinybluechildren are the antithesis of today’s painting by numbers pop’.

This five piece guitar band play storming live sets, winning over the hearts and minds of their faithful following.

The line-up - Gareth Jones (vocals) 'Gaz kicks up a storm that falls midway between Eddie Vedder and Adam Duritz' (Logo Magazine), Ben Alexander (guitar), Rob Houghton (guitar), Dean Cook (drums) and bassist Nick Smith - provide a fusion of rock that has been likened to Pearl Jam having a streetfight with Coldplay while delivering with the sheer hard assed emotion of Hundred Reasons & Rage Against The Machine (phew....try qouting that after 10 pints of lager !)

To define tinybluechildren would rob them of their clever rock fusion 'Definitely a sound with huge potential, I have seen much less accomplished bands on MTV2' (Andy Quirk - DrownedinSound.com).

In the last couple of years tinybluechildren have delivered numerous demos, released an internet only album & ep (The Blue Room & Smells Like TV),
put out a very highly press rated 6 trk ep titled 'Wide Eyed Ideas' on Birmingham indie imprint Shotgun Charlie (shotguncharlie.co.uk) and have now released their latest 'kick ass' single titled 'Authority' for another 'top' up-and coming indie label Incubator Records (incubator-records.com).

The vibe is out there and interest is building in tinybluechildren thanks to a bunch of London performances at ‘Sound’, ‘The Garage’ & 'Dublin Castle', 'Sometimes you hear a band that you can imagine playing the main stage at the likes of Glastonbury they make that big a sound....tinybluechildren are one of these bands' (Manilla magazine).

'Their songs explode again and again, fans of Hundred Reasons, Pearl Jam, Stereophonics and REM will be intoxicated by this performance' (UK Rocknet).

With their distinctive sound and ever-so-slightly unusual name its fair to say that questions are usually asked about the music first and the name ‘tinybluechildren’ second ! The music speaks for itself but the name is the result of drunken musings as to what the shortform ‘tbc’ truly meant.
According to these guys it means ‘tinybluechildren’ so now you know, make everything ‘tbc’!

tinybluechildren (tbc) release their new single 'Authority' thru Birmingham indei label www.incubator-records.com on 1st December 2004.

The long awaited single contains 2 high calibre tracks taken from a the bands sessions for their forthcoming long player (album to you & me), which has been slated for release mid 2005.

TBC have been locked away in Pacific studios for the last few months putting finishing touches to the new album with producers/engineers Ian Wallman & Joel Spencer, the album has been given the working title of 'Mundane Rhymes', the band are currently currently looking for possible labels for release.

Tinybluechildren have an unmistakable sound thanks to the gravelly/energetic vocals of Gareth Jones and the tight meld of the band as a whole.

Their storming live sets exude the raw energy that they have captured within the last 2 releases, the ep Wide Eyed Ideas & single Authority.

In the last couple of years Tinybluechildren have cut a number of demos, released an internet only album "The Blue Room" & ep thru their now closed mp3.com website, plus releasing the WEI ep thru birmingham label www.shotguncharlie.co.uk & the Authority single thru Incubator records.

Their website www.tinybluechildren.com provides an info service to the growing number of loyal fans whose numbers have swelled thanks to recent gigs at ‘Sound’ and ‘The Garage’ in London.