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███ The Maccabees - The Maccabees
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███ Artist - The Maccabees
███ Album - The Maccabees
███ Label - Polydor
███ Street Date - 2006-00-00
███ Release Date - 2006-12-16
███ Genre - Indie
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███ # NAME TIME
███ 1. X-ray 3:25
███ 2. First Love 3:06
███ 3. Precious Time 4:19
███ 4. OAP 2:27
███ 5. Lego 3:09
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███ 16:26 min
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The Maccabees are a British indie band from Brighton. ███
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Their debut single, 'X-Ray', was released on Promise records on ███
28th November 2005, and received some evening play on London radio ███
station Xfm London. They received little exposure until they ███
released their second single, 'Latchmere', on Fierce Panda Records ███
some 6 months later in April 2006. This was championed by Radio 1 ███
DJ Steve Lamacq and received airtime on MTV2. The video, directed ███
by Hugh Frost and Samuel Bebbington, also proved an internet hit ███
after it was posted on YouTube. ███
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In mid-2006, influential music magazine NME gave the band some ███
extremely favourable press, including a review of their now ███
infamous headline show at Cafe de Paris in London, where the ███
magazine called the band "The best new band in Britain". ███
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In November 2006 the band toured with Fields, Forward, Russia!, ███
and Wolfmother as part of the MTV2 spanking new music promotion. ███
Drummer, Robert Dylan Thomas was replaced by session drummer, ███
Elliott Andrews, for this tour as he broke his arm just before the ███
band were due to begin touring. Also in November 2006, the band ███
released their third single 'First Love', which charted at #40. ███
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The band are now signed to Fiction Records, and are currently ███
working on their debut album, due early 2007. ███
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