Adzuki

Adzuki have managed to combine a solid musical intensity with potent melody and infectious lyricism. In Late 2004 the quartet released their debut ‘Five/Four’ EP on Might Atom Records (Funeral For A Friend, 3 Colours Red, Electric Eel Shock etc) that brought much critical acclaim and saw them support the likes of Hell is For Heroes and Fightstar. Lastly year Adzuki (who impressively average 19 years of age) have made memorable appearances at Denmark’s Sonic and Germany’s Berlinova Rock festivals and embarked on a nationwide tour.

Adzuki have managed to combine a solid musical intensity with potent melody and infectious lyricism. In Late 2004 the quartet released their debut ‘Five/Four’ EP on Might Atom Records (Funeral For A Friend, 3 Colours Red, Electric Eel Shock etc) that brought much critical acclaim and saw them support the likes of Hell is For Heroes and Fightstar. Lastly year Adzuki (who impressively average 19 years of age) have made memorable appearances at Denmark’s Sonic and Germany’s Berlinova Rock festivals and embarked on a nationwide tour. On November 28th of last year the band released a second EP ‘Quiet Sounds and Simple Actions’ through Half Inch Originals which further demonstrated the band’s ability to write intelligent impassioned rock music that far surpasses their years. ‘Quiet Sounds and Simple Actions’ features an exclusive bonus track remix of ‘We’re Not What You Think We Are’ by Go Home Productions (Kasabian, Gang of Four and U2) which a pre-release edition is already being give support by Eddy Temple-Morris on his XFM show. Adzuki broke up in october 2006 and played their last ever show on october 27th in the windsor club , neath. They broke up because they felt they had take the band as far as they possibly could. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License and may also be available under the GNU FDL..