Attention Thieves Announce Debut Single 'Broken Promise' - Listen Now
Wednesday, 25 August 2010
Written by Nigel Sachdev
Reading based alternative rock band Attention Thieves will release their debut single 'Broken Promise' on September 6th.
Formed in 2009, Attention Thieves is the brand new project for Alex Green, formerly of the Arusha Accord. Their debut single 'Broken Promise' was recorded with producer Adam Whittaker (Mark Ronson, Kate Nash, Julian Cope).
'Broken Promise' is raw and honest and has the kind of chorus that will sound incredible when chanted by an arena-sized crowd.
Attention Thieves are more than your generic rock band and bring post-hardcore, progressive and punk elements to their sound but at the same time their tracks exude a pop immediacy that could propel them straight into the mainstream limelight.
They display a discernible talent for crafting immediately catchy songs that are as acceptable to radio listeners as they will be to those schooled on the likes of the Police, Foo Fighters or Glassjaw and are revered for their energetic live shows.
Peerless' is overused these days when referring to bands, especially ones that are still-developing, but for Attention Thieves it seems entirely appropriate.
Don't believe the hype? Check out the exclusive clip of Broken Promise AND the FREE download of track From My Reach.
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Attention Thieves are more than your generic rock band and bring post-hardcore, progressive and punk elements to their sound but at the same time their tracks exude a pop immediacy that could propel them straight into the mainstream limelight. 
