Artist: Editors
Genre(s):
Indie
Rock
Discography:
An End Has a Start
Year: 2007
Tracks: 10
The Back Room
Year: 2005
Tracks: 11
Bullets
Year: 2005
Tracks: 3
B-Sides
Year:
Tracks: 19
Neo-post-punk quartet Editors formed in 2003. Originally dubbed Snowfield, the radical comprised singer/guitarist Tom Smith, lead guitarist Chris Urbanowicz, bassist Russell Leetch, and drummer Ed Lay, all music engineering students at Britain's Stafford University world Health Organization relocated to Birmingham after graduation. A series of a well-received club dates and a exclusive demonstration mag tape earned Editors the interest of British labels large and modest, and after a bidding hysteria the mathematical group signed to a revitalized Kitchenware, the revered British indie once home to Prefab Sprout. Kitchenware issued their debut individual, "Bullets," in early January 2005 and the criminal record sold out in one and only day, earning comparability to the dark, striking sound of contemporary bands like Interpol and Bloc Party as well as ancestors like Joy Division and Echo & the Bunnymen. Editors' follow-up, "Munich," made them darlings of the U.K. music squeeze, and just weeks subsequently their standout functioning at the annual Glastonbury Music Festival, the stria issued its third gear exclusive, "Blood." Their much-anticipated debut LP, The Back Room, followed in mid-2005. "Munich" was reissued in January 2006, placing The Back Room in the Top Five on the U.K. album chart and earning the stripe a gold record book. A joint North American tour with stellastarr* coincided with the stateside discharge of The Back Room in March, and a Mercury Music Prize nomination followed in July. Editors' sophomore exploit, An End Has a Start, came stunned the following summer, preceded by the single "Smokers Outside the Hospital Doors."
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