Lucky Soldier by Vinyl Jacket
Tom Jenkins | Wednesday 22 February, 2012 12:44
Lucky Soldier, by Northumberland five-piece Vinyl Jacket, sounds a little like The Futureheads. The Futureheads minus the searing post-punk guitars and with their collective balls trapped in a collective vice. Not a bad thing we can assure you. They’re just on the right side of quirky; expect the phrase ‘off-kilter’ to be banded nonchalantly about. Anyway, they’re getting tons of radio play and tons of press, so you’re likely to hear a lot more of them in 2012. Excellent, we say.
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