Fast becoming the talk of the underground British Indie scene, Computer Club set their assault on the nation with striking performances captivating audiences over the country.

With an edgy front man showing glimpses of the late Ian Curtis and a driven band behind him, the Birmingham four piece displays a new generation of Indie pop. Their sound casts the dark moody atmosphere of Joy Division, the melodic rhythm of The Cure mixed with the pop tones of Bloc Party; Computer club have found a winning formula to a supergroove.

This year Computer Club have supported a lar... (+) expand

Fast becoming the talk of the underground British Indie scene, Computer Club set their assault on the nation with striking performances captivating audiences over the country.

With an edgy front man showing glimpses of the late Ian Curtis and a driven band behind him, the Birmingham four piece displays a new generation of Indie pop. Their sound casts the dark moody atmosphere of Joy Division, the melodic rhythm of The Cure mixed with the pop tones of Bloc Party; Computer club have found a winning formula to a supergroove.

This year Computer Club have supported a large number of top bands such as The Kooks, The Automatic, Battle, The Boxer Rebellion and as their sound and popularity grows, so does the interest in them. Since forming two years ago, 2006 has seen Computer Club in NMEs top 5 unsigned bands and as they work on new material with top producer Paul Corkett (Radiohead, The Cooper Temple Clause, Placebo, The Cure) the excitement is growing and the whispers are getting louder. (-) collapse