Everything Changes Everything Stays The Same

Description

In the 1980s, for the Creation Records label, The Loft was often the band of firsts: the first label band to be broadcast on television, the first to reach the top of the independent charts, the first invited on a major national tour, and finally the first Creation band to record a BBC session in 1984 for the legendary national radio station. Just on the verge of becoming a true indie headliner, the band tragically split up, right in the middle of a song on the stage of the Hammersmith Palace in front of 3,000 people. Now freshly reformed around its historic leader Pete Astor, and after sold-out concerts at the Moth Club (London) and the Glas Goes Pop festival, this cult band, which has never stopped influencing the British indie scene, finally delivers its first album on the Hamburg-based label Tapete Records. A first single titled "Dr Clarke" as well as its music video are already available.