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Artist History Formed early 2002 from the ashes of other London bands daybrake have quickly cemented themselves in the live circuit. Their melodic guitar tunes have seen them pack in audiences across London's venues, from Dublin Castle, the Water Rats and on to Camden Underworld amongst the many gigs. At the end of 2001, having received rave reviews but exhausted the live scene for two years, Joe and Roddy called it a day on their band, in search of a new project to get them interested in playing again. "I felt pretty disenchanted and drained about the whole music scene," remembers Joe. Phil was an old friend of Roddys who many years prior had been in a school band with him. After one short audition it was obvious they had their drummer. "Not just a four click drummer anymore, this guy could rock," enthuses Roddy. Tom had been gigging hard in Hong Kong for years, and on his return to England was on the look out for a new band. His brother knew Joe for over a decade and once they had met up to talk ideas it was clear they shared the same goals and musical direction, and with the bassist now recruited daybrake was formed. Hauled up in a rehearsal room for months they quickly polished off countless songs, which they discribed as an honest process. "If it's forced it's wrong," laments Tom. One minute they rock and the next they send a shiver down your spine, daybrake must be seen. With one demo made and many gigs upcoming daybrake are destined for big things. Catch them now.

Group Members Joe Frost (Vocals / Guitar), Roddy Trompiz (Guitar), Tom Sims (Bass), Phil Ungar (Drums)

Press Reviews "Scorching guitar-wielding popsters." London Metro

Location London, London - United Kingdom

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