Club Smith + The Neat

Having released their debut single in summer 2011 and being backed over the last year by the likes of Steve Lamacq, Tom Robinson and Huw Stephens as well as being tipped by the Independent, Club Smith return with new single Call to Harm released on November 7th on All Sorted Records. Expect hard-edged indie sounds and belligerent intensity from a stunning live band that toured with Pigeon Detectives earlier in the year and featured at a host of the UKs best festivals.

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Heavy indie rock with a Marilyn Manson-esque vocalist. The Independent

Rabble-rousing, blast of post-punk and an impassioned call to arms like it was written with bustling crowds in mind Drowned in Sound

Club Smith, the latest in a long string of dead good (to use a Yorkshire phrase) bands busting out of the Leeds scene Artrocker

Extremely competent stompy indie; a less cheesy Kaisers, twitchier Kings Of Leon, a mormon-free Killers even. The Fly

"Having already played some pretty tasty support slots up tnorth of the UK, bigged up by Bloc Partys Russell Lissack in the form of a mind-blowingly good remix out of his Copilots DJ-persona, and currently receiving a thorough lashing from the music industrys buzz-stick, Club Smith are one of our new favourite bands" Almost Gold Recordings (Blog)

"Leeds four-piece Club Smith make danceable pop with a nod to the past whilst staying relevant and original, definitely one for fans of Yeasayer or any credible electro pop." Leeds and Reading Festivals