Jul 1, 2008 • 1 min read

Golden Silvers

Unsigned trio Golden Silvers, winners of the Glastonbury unsigned competition, release 'Arrows Of Eros' on 14 July via Young And Lost Club, having been championed by Radio 1's Zane Lowe.

Winning the unsigned band competition to play on The Other stage at Glastonbury is a big kick start to anyone's career, just ask The Subways who have been doing very well for themselves since scooping the prize a few years ago. This year's champs Golden Silvers should find it gives them a similar boost, yet the North London trio have very little else in common with the aforementioned chart botherers, not even strictly fitting into the confines of being an 'indie' band. Indeed, they claim their irrepressible pop is most influenced by Prince, Hendrix and Dylan, though after listening to their giddy party tune 'Arrows Of Eros' I was more closely reminded of 80s types Wham and Madness at the peak of their powers. With a synthesiser dominated, guitar-less, psychedelic tinged sound - described by drummer Alexis Nunez as being like "Keane's evil twin", which sounds good to me - they've already been bigged up by Radio 1, particularly Zane Lowe, while the single release of 'Arrows Of Eros' is set for 14 July through CMU-approved indie Young And Lost Club. See the link below for more info.

www.myspace.com/thegoldensilvers

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