Archangel "How To Lose Your Best Friend"
- 16 years ago
Archangel - How To Lose Your Best Friend, new single from the debut album, released 26th January 2009.
See Archangel LIVE, at The Water Rats, London December 15th
http://www.archangelmusic.co.uk
http://www.myspace.com/archangelmusic
http://www.bebo.com/archangel
http://www.thesixtyone.com/ArchangelM...
Video directed by Eduardo Benchoam, and shot on location in Guatemala!
http://www.colectiva.tv
Thanks to Caroline at Radar Music Videos
http://www.radarmusicvideos.com
"Eleven magnificently overwrought and dramatically fashioned songs that explore the lexicon of love with an epic sweep and neon glow that will remind you of all your favourite 70s and 80s groups while sounding utterly contemporary." The Guardian
the sound made by a young man with a serious record collection having monstrous amounts of fun, and almost bafflingly, it works Word Magazine
Corking, angular art-punk NME
"Webber has made an edgy and mysterious track that does not tell you how or why he lost his best friend but makes you want a whole new one in the form of the man responsible for such an creative and innovative song. Nick Webber may only be one man, but he certainly has more imagination and passion than Johnny Borrell and Luke Pritchard have put together" Allgigs.co.uk
See Archangel LIVE, at The Water Rats, London December 15th
http://www.archangelmusic.co.uk
http://www.myspace.com/archangelmusic
http://www.bebo.com/archangel
http://www.thesixtyone.com/ArchangelM...
Video directed by Eduardo Benchoam, and shot on location in Guatemala!
http://www.colectiva.tv
Thanks to Caroline at Radar Music Videos
http://www.radarmusicvideos.com
"Eleven magnificently overwrought and dramatically fashioned songs that explore the lexicon of love with an epic sweep and neon glow that will remind you of all your favourite 70s and 80s groups while sounding utterly contemporary." The Guardian
the sound made by a young man with a serious record collection having monstrous amounts of fun, and almost bafflingly, it works Word Magazine
Corking, angular art-punk NME
"Webber has made an edgy and mysterious track that does not tell you how or why he lost his best friend but makes you want a whole new one in the form of the man responsible for such an creative and innovative song. Nick Webber may only be one man, but he certainly has more imagination and passion than Johnny Borrell and Luke Pritchard have put together" Allgigs.co.uk