The Cold One Hundred
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Template:Hang on The Cold One Hundred are a British indie rock band formed in Salford in early 2010. The band consist of Amory Neish-Melling (Vocals), Jake Ward (Guitar), Joshua Harper (Guitar), Jacob Walker (Bass) and Sam Dabrowski (Drums).
A recent article printed in the Manchester Evening News said of the band: "Armed with a clutch of full-blooded romantic pop anthems... substance along with intoxicating doses of idealism and romance, is something The Cold One Hundred clearly aren't lacking in. Combining Suede pomp, Clash punky freneticism and large splashes of Morrissey poetic swoon, The Cold One Hundred are classic Britpop elegance compacted into the neatest seven inch pop parcel."[1]
History
The Cold One Hundred first took shape when lead guitarist Jacob Ward and singer/lyricist Neish-Melling started bunking off University lectures to write songs, eventually roping in Harper, Walker and drummer Sam Dabrowski to complete the band line-up in February 2011[2]. Within a month they were described as "A band with all the potential to break the mould of mundane Indie music"[3].
In the short time since their formation, the band have played numerous gigs across the UK, include supports with The Vaccines, The Heartbreaks and Cold Cave.
References
- ^ Sue, David. "Interview: The Cold One Hundred". Manchester Evening News. City Life. Retrieved 22 March 2011.
- ^ Sue, David. "Interview: The Cold One Hundred". Manchester Evening News. City Life. Retrieved 22 March 2011.
- ^ Lewis, Joe. "Interview TCOH". Ark. Ark. Retrieved 22 March 2011.