Only Stupid is one of the first ever songs written by The Proctors. It has never had an official release. 

Only Stupid

Perfect World is a new recording by The Proctors.

Perfect World

Snowstorm Demo

Eyes no longer see, hands no longer feel, hearts cannot remember, christmas city lights, burn right through the night, like that first december, don't apologise, just look into my eyes, not over my shoulder...

you didn't have to go, footsteps in the snow, will soon be covered over, the emptiness inside, the jealousy and pride, now I'm five years older, hands on fragile glass, fingerprints will last, you're part of me forever...

Footsteps

Don't torture yourself, you're the one that helps me keep believing, making sense of all these feelings...

Summer Begins

The Trouble With Forever

Silhouettes

You and Me and the Sea

Perfect World Acoustic version recorded live on Spanish Radio Show

Perfect World Live Acoustic Version on Spanish Radio

I Need To Tell You Live Acoustic Version for Spanish Radio

I Need To Tell You Live Acoustic Version on Spanish Radio

Crystaline Part 2

Clear the drives and close the schools again
Has it really been a year since then?

The Proctors Icelandic

From The forthcoming "Summer Lane" Retrospective Album on Sunday Records...

A Part I Never Knew Existed

From the forthcoming Retrospective album "Summer Lane" on Sunday Records

Be An Angel

An updated version of an older song...for a planned new release! :)

Not So Far Away 2020

"Morning Light" is the first song recorded by The Proctors since getting back together in the Summer of 2010.

Morning Light

Underwater

Forthcoming Album on Shelflife Records Features Terry Bickers on Guitar Produced by Ian Catt (St Etienne/Field Mice etc)...The Proctors were formed by Gavin Priest in 1993 following the demise of The Cudgels in which Gavin had been lead guitarist. The Proctors also feature ex-Cudgels Adrian 'Josef' Jones and Stephen Davies on drums and bass guitar respectively. The Line-up was completed by Gavin's sister Christina who shared vocal duties with Gavin. The group recorded a well received demo tape which led to Albert of Sunday Records (USA) offering to release a 7" single by the band. 'The Baby Blue EP' was released in 1993. The single sold well and impressed by Gavin's songwriting skills, Albert asked The Proctors to commence work on an album. Around this time Stephen took some time out, and the band settled down as a three piece. In 1994 the Moon Song 7" was released and various appearances were made on Sunday Records compilations over the next three years until in 1996 the album 'Pinstripes and Englishmen' was released. Again the record sold well and the band had begun to attract a small but loyal following, even though they have never played a live show. In 1997, Gavin's involvement with other musical projects left little time to concentrate on The Proctors and the group decided to take a break. Following the release on Cloudberry Records in 2009 of an EP of unreleased songs, The Proctors started work on some new recordings. The new songs will be posted once they are ready. The original line-up of Gavin, Adrian and Stephen are working on the new material, but unfortunately due to now living in Scotland, Christina is unable to join them. 

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