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Having played T in the Park after being discovered by BBC Introducing in the South, Arp Attack are speedily gaining a reputation for their wild live show. With glitter strewn across the boards and the stage rig still shaking from their set an impression is made. The music ranges from the undeniably 80s electro influences to the experimental edge of rock, mixing up beatboxing, samples, synths, sequencers and guitars with live drums and wicked vocals. 

Frankie brings her slick lyrics and soaring synths in between some impressive headbanging and delicate guitar parts. Chris, the real genius behind the project, juggles the samples, sequencers, effects and drum machines while throwing shapes over his Ibenez. Kev on drums brings a whole new level of energy. Hardly keeping in his seat, his epic live presence transforms the electro beats to create a rhythmical soundscape, bringing a whole new dimension to electro pop.

"Inviting like Friendly Fires, sexy as Metric, distinct as Guillemots, and yet savvier than the average band cause they can generate a unique sound."- Slow Dive Blog

"Elements of The Postal Service with The Cooper Temple Clause delivered with the kind of rich vocal we would normally associate normally as the exclusive preserve of Rubicks and New Young Pony Club." - No Fiction

"Slick and energetic"- Xan Phillips

"Colourful hyperactivity" – Mintsouth

“A fantastically hooky piece of quirky electro pop that never fails to get my head bobbing up and down in a fashion that's unseemly for a man of my age"- Phil Jackson at BBC South Live

"Compared to the likes of Delphic and Friendly Fires (and with a hint of The Killers circa 2005), they’re more upbeat and optimistic than the former two bands whilst at the same time fusing some killer guitar solos over waves of synthetic beats. Singer Frankie’s voice is lush and easily recognisable in the same vein as Katie White’s from The Ting Tings and Lovefoxxx from CSS. MF
Arp Attack don’t fall into the same trite category as other electro-indie bands who have come and gone, leaving us with nothing more than 11 failed attempts at this whole “music” thing. No, Arp Attack actually deliver, in a big way, not only with one good song but with four of the four that I’ve heard." - listenbeforeyoubuy



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