25 Nov 2005

Life

Mohair

unsigned

WE SAY

We first brought Mohair to your attention with the adorable Brown Eyes Blue. Now we have a copy of their debut album - it's crammed with top quality songs and Brown Eyes Blue isn't even on it. We think they could be one of those guitar bands who win over the masses by the power of melody. Intriguingly, they recently signed with Q Prime's new record label in North America but are available for the rest of the world. Their UK supporters include Chris Moyles and Jonathan Ross. London gig: Barfly, December 19

CONTACTS

Will Williams, Adrian Bell Management - +44 (0)7970 270630

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