ARTIST: Cherubs
TITLE: Uncovered By Heartbeat
LABEL: Cargo Records
GENRE: Rock
BITRATE: 229kbps avg
PLAYTIME: 0h 34min total
RELEASE DATE: 25 Apr 2005
RIP DATE: 25 Apr 2005

Track List
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01. Telepathy                       2:52
02. The Kiss All Morning            4:00
03. 9 Stars Out Of 10               1:52
04. You Stay I Leave                2:50
05. Adult Video/Chinese Food        3:07
06. Eyes Only                       2:42
07. Hey Bunny                       2:55
08. This Awful Morning              4:45
09. Botox Bop                       2:01
10. Faces & Masks                   3:03
11. Room With A View                4:01

Release Notes:

Having released two previous single – the electrifying debut 'Hey Bunny' and the
Gareth Parton (Go! Team, Ikara Colt) produced double A side follow up 'Club
Hoola Hoop's Walls / This Awful Morning' – four parts Norwegian to one part
Kentish five piece Cherubs prepare to release their Howard Gray (Van Morrison,
The Cure, 80s Matchbox B-Line Disaster) produced debut album.

Having originally formed in 2000, Cherubs went through a period of fluid line
ups based around a core of Espen, Staale and Jorgen and a series of different
guitarists and drummers, before relocating to London and settling on a line up
that featured Chatham-born Mat Orchard on guitar and fellow Norwegian-abroad
drummer Glenn. The combination of a settled line up, a period of prolific
songwriting and the heady excitement of a burgeoning London music scene soon saw
Cherubs producing the kind of music that would set tongues wagging. It was the
kind of music that would see Cherubs play their debut live gig supporting The
Libertines; the kind of music that would see the band sign to the truly
independent Cargo Records; the kind of music that would see Cherubs sell over
2000 copies of each of their first two singles, and the kind of music that would
see Cherubs touring throughout 2004 with the likes of The Rakes, The Others and
The Departure.

'Uncovered By Heartbeat' now sees Cherubs set to step up into the spotlight.
Staale's superb lyrical vision (are there many British songwriters who could
match the lyrics of 'Botox Bop'?) and deadpan yet totally emotional delivery mix
with Espen and Mat's duelling Marr-esque guitar to produce a truly special
Norway via Blighty take on a musical blueprint that encompassed the likes of The
Cure, Joy Division, Blur and Television.