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London, England (2010 – present)

2:54 is a rock band which formed in 2010 in London, England. The band consists of Colette Thurlow (vocals, guitar), Hannah Thurlow (guitar), Joel Porter (bass) and Alex Robins (drums). The band is named for the timecode of a specific drumroll on the Melvins song “A History Of Bad Men”.

The band’s first EP, “Scarlet”, was released in November 2011. The band’s self-titled album was released by Fat Possum Records in May 2012.

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  • Bdums

    Я думал они повыше)

    19 May 6:11am Reply

  • Gerry_Digger

    красивые песни. красивая вокалистка. наконец-то увидела вживую. она непростительно красива.

    18 May 10:10am Reply

  • cosmicallison

    Thought greatness had a top limit. I've never been that wrong in my life.

    15 May 4:39am Reply

  • Suicide_Ali

    Hello, new obsession.

    12 May 4:41pm Reply

  • anjakarlson

    They sound really beautiful

    10 May 9:06pm Reply

  • rewinddude

    Need to see these guys again, they come across so well live.

    24 Apr 11:54pm Reply

  • StarsRblue

    new album? :D :P

    29 Mar 3:27pm Reply

  • gui_x

    delicinha

    24 Mar 2:54am Reply

  • hplucas

    I know genres are exceeded. But I still can hear a lot of "dark" post-punk elements.

    3 Mar 2:02am Reply

  • at_the_door

    до невозможности красиво!

    11 Feb 5:06am Reply

  • Revverse

    Beautyful. So Garbage voice

    1 Feb 8:11am Reply

  • Im_So_Brown

    became one of my favourite bands in the space of a couple of weeks, just brilliant!

    27 Jan 11:11pm Reply

  • yugman

    HMV is flogging their album for 3 quid at the moment. Worth it.

    20 Dec 2012 Reply

  • theboredone

    "Just because something is illegal doesn't mean something is wrong." The day you justify pirating music which is readily available without your argument sounding 'wrong' is the day I suck your cock

    17 Dec 2012 Reply

  • der666

    Just because something is illegal doesn't mean something is wrong.

    2 Dec 2012 Reply

  • nursevishous

    Well, I understand that any musician and composer wouldn't want their stuff being downloaded by a bunch of people who won't pay for it, for the fact that they make a living by selling their albums, and my arguments pro-download here are really poor, but I stand for the idea of knowing the album before I buy it to avoid buying something that I won't like later. And believe me, that would avoid really big stuff (my mother saying that all I do is spend my money on cds that I don't even listen to, on superfluous things e.g.) I know that there is youtube, which is a big hole of "I do not own anything" videos. I can't rely on the loyalty of my 'favourite band's' sonority - artists are changing their style all the time. But I get what you're saying, I'm already on my rehab of not downloading albums.

    18 Nov 2012 Reply

  • Cyankali

    You are wrong. It is also illegal - you steal something without paying. You are lucky that authorities can properly file a complaint for uploader (besides Peer-to-peer relocating your IP). Your argument: " I will pay later." is not valid 'cause you unable to do the same for public services e. g.

    17 Nov 2012 Reply

  • nursevishous

    It would not be illegal if he download the album just to have an idea of their songs and if he liked it, buy it, then. Selling illegally would be a fucking crime and a disrespect.

    13 Nov 2012 Reply

  • madeofbraille

    That would be illegal COMETG. Just buy the fucking album.

    1 Nov 2012 Reply

  • JammieWiel

    Sooo goood!

    30 Oct 2012 Reply
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