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our new album the law of the playground is out to buy now.
it's available from lots of different places online and in the shops too.
if you buy it from the rough trade shop it comes with an exclusive
limited edition seven track bonus cd of b sides and rarities.



in the usa it is available to order from insound on cd and exclusive limited edition vinyl and it also comes with an exclusive mp3 of a song not on the album called grown ups lie

click below to buy it from insound





the best b sides ever is also available to buy as a limited edition cd now in the usa. if you want to go into a shop and buy it then you can from all good record stores. click the link below to find the store nearest to you






in the uk the law of the playground is also available from itunes for just £4.49 and it comes with the bonus track grown ups lie



you can also download it from napster, emusic and the amazon mp3 store.

finally it is available in the usa on itunes and napster and all those other places people go to download things

click the little button below to buy it from itunes in america




we hope you like the new album

sorry it took so long

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once upon a time there lived a band called the boy least likely to. there were two of them. one of them was called jof and the other one was called peter. jof writes all the words and sings, and peter writes all the music and plays all the instruments. sometimes they play live, and when they do they have five of their friends playing their songs with them.

they met when they were still at school and grew up together in the middle of the english countryside in the small buckinghamshire village of wendover. they spent their teenage years scouring countryside car boot sales for rare dexys seven inches and lee hazlewood albums. reading ted hughes, anne sexton and smash hits magazines. watching john hughes films and old videos of top of the pops. all the time putting together a collection of weird and wonderful instruments found in second hand shops, craft fairs and the early learning centre. when they were a bit older they started their own record label called too young to die to put out their records and released three seven inch singles before releasing their debut album, the best party ever. it was recorded in the heart of the english countryside on a dusty old eight track machine with seminal producer bobby charm. a lot of people seemed to genuinely really like the album when it came out, and it was included in pitchfork's top fifty albums of the year and in the rough trade shop's top ten albums of the year. a while later they signed a deal with a proper record label and released another three singles that had already been released before and toured the uk and the usa.



the album is available in all record shops in the uk now. and in america it is available in all the best independent record shops now and on itunes usa. to find the nearest shop to you in the usa just go to www.thinkindie.com.

strongly influenced by the independent bands of the 1980s, the songs bring to mind the post punk playfulness of altered images, aztec camera, dexys midnight runners, and orange juice. a charming rural pop sound with banjos, glockenspiels, recorders and fiddles thumping away in a quirky indie folk style. the music is heartfelt and uplifting with unique and sweetly eccentric lyrics. they make disco music with a country heart. sublime pop moments tinged with an english folk eccentricity. sad songs that can't help but make you smile

their new album is called 'the law of the playground' and it will be released on 9th march in the UK and 14 april in the USA.



their new single is called 'when life gives me lemons i make lemonade' and it will be available to download all over the world at the end of july and comes backed with their version of the grease classic 'you're the one that i want'.

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