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Formed 2009 in Lincoln, England, Lost Souls are- Sam Warner (vocals) Michael Mckiernan (bass) Tommie Wincott (electronics) Tom Wilkins (Drums) Andy brown aka browny(guitars) 

    Childhood friends Sam Warner & Michael McKiernan both from Lincoln England each harbored a desire and passion to create music that not only built upon their previous musical manifestations experienced through their own separate musical projects but also to push themselves creatively towards the ultimate endgame, a live band that could deliver strong and remain true to their hearts and not at any cost to their integrity. In the beginning it was just Sam and Michael sketching out the bare bones of songs that would eventually arrive upon their debut EP self titled “Lost Souls”. The EP was co produced by Tommie Wincott, an electronica/Drum & Bass musician who runs a successful underground label remixing and releasing his own material. Tommie would later join the band as a full time member, purely based on the fact that the chemistry struck between the three of them during the “Lost Souls” recording sessions proved too irresistible to pass up and creatively opened new doors that nobody anticipated. This was the ultimate coup for the band as Tommie was deemed off limits, due to his commitments and focus on his solo projects which were revered across the board. Tom Wilkins was already known to Sam from a previous band, his drum sound and stoic professionalism were crucial to the bands vision and driving force. Guitarist Andy Brown, who was a punter at one of Sam’s gigs when he was only 14, spared no time in considering the bands offer to join them. With the jigsaw now complete ‘Lost Souls’ were a full band poised to hit the live scene with as much creative gusto as they could muster. 

    The early Lost Soul’s sound could easily have been described as a post modern Manchester inspired acknowledgement; the electronic influences in their early singles seemed to suggest that, as well as the image and language of the bands key lieutenants which often alluded to the 90’s ‘Swagger’ cultural references and whilst that was a great insight, it was perhaps the second EP’s title (Hidden In Plain Sight) that gave the game away by the fact that this wasn’t just a self styled Manchester influenced band with genuine aspirations to boot, despite sounding a bit like one, this was in fact a band with much more clout in song-craft and musical chemistry than they were given credit for . Lost Souls have since moved away and detached themselves from that place in a very short space of time, quickly picking up fans at their energy laden live gigs as well as moving on sonically to a place of their own making, which shows how quickly a band can hit the spot when all the elements come together naturally. 

    Lost Souls have already supported bands such as The Maccabees, Carl Barat, Bez (Happy Mondays) to name a few and 2012 sees the band back recording. Early releases showcase the band shifting into a higher gear and will only strengthen their position as a band in a league of their own, poised for the ultimate game changer.  Steve E (rebellious jukebox)

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