Hotspur

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Heads/Tails 04:13 Tools
Chandelier 03:27 Tools
Up & Away 04:28 Tools
Young And Reckless 03:17 Tools
She's Got to Go 03:42 Tools
Too Young 03:46 Tools
Never Asked For Love 03:18 Tools
$$$ 03:27 Tools
Hypochondria 03:59 Tools
Alphabetic File 03:12 Tools
Skydive 02:44 Tools
You Should Know Better By Now 03:01 Tools
Have You Seen This Girl 04:01 Tools
Gunfight 03:03 Tools
Criminal 03:42 Tools
Goodbye, Goodbye 03:02 Tools
Atlantic 04:22 Tools
Her Majesty 02:30 Tools
Sold! 03:05 Tools
The Beginning Of The End 03:00 Tools
5th of July 02:52 Tools
Get Me Outta Here 03:16 Tools
If These Walls Could Talk 03:48 Tools
Walls 03:57 Tools
Have You Seen This Girl (beta) 03:29 Tools
$$$ (Dollar Signs) 03:27 Tools
Such Great Heights (Postal Service Cover) 04:26 Tools
Chandelier (Acoustic) 04:12 Tools
Bad Luck 04:12 Tools
Skydive (Acoustic) 03:14 Tools
Naughty 03:14 Tools
Such Great Heights (Bonus) 04:28 Tools
Bad Luck (Halloween Song) 04:18 Tools
Heads/Tails (Radio Edit) 03:42 Tools
Have You Seen This Girl (Acoustic) 03:42 Tools
Criminal (Acoustic) 03:15 Tools
Her Majesty (Acoustic) 02:54 Tools
Heads/Tails (Acoustic) 03:42 Tools
She's Got To Go (Acoustic) 03:42 Tools
Have You Seen This Girl (Undressed) 03:28 Tools
Criminal (Undressed) 03:30 Tools
Have You Seen This Girl? 03:30 Tools
Such Great Heights (The Postal Service Cover) 03:30 Tools
Heads or Tails 04:13 Tools
Such Great Heights 03:30 Tools
Heads Tails 04:13 Tools
Heads/Tails (Mr. E Remix) 04:03 Tools
Shes Got To Go (Acoustic) 04:03 Tools
Skydive (bonus track) 04:03 Tools
Chandelier [Live] 04:03 Tools
Young and Restless 04:03 Tools
Break the Bank 04:03 Tools
HeadsTails 04:03 Tools
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Hotspur, named “New Artist of the Year” by the Washington Area Music Assoc.- DC, recently released their second full-length album titled, “You Should Know Better By Now”, was produced by Bryan Russell (Envy On The Coast, Straylight Run) and mixed by Paul Leavitt (All Time Low, Senses Fail). 2010- Hotspur's second single “Heads/Tails” is currently featured on MTV.com and rotation on MtvU. The video can also be seen on 'FUSE On Demand', and 100 video outlets nationwide. In October 2009, Hotspur won the nationwide fan vote on MTV’s mtvU program, “The Freshmen”, for the video, “Chandelier”, defeating competition from major-label artists across several genres of music. As a result, this video was placed in mtvU’s regular rotation for the Fall. MTV.com deemed the band, “buzzworthy”, and recommended that viewers “keep them on your radar.” In addition, the “Chandelier” single has received strong support on a number of East Coast rock radio stations. Hotspur was also selected for Taco Bell's “Feed the Beat” marketing program, along with notable acts as All-American Rejects, Boys Like Girls, and Owl City. Hotspur has been on tour since the album’s July release, supporting such artists as Boys Like Girls and Metro Station. The tour continues into 2010, including a December tour with recent RCA-signees, 2 AM Club. Hotspur performed at SXSW, and headlines major concert venues which include DC's prestigious 9:30 Club, and Rams Head Live - Baltimore MD. Trailblazing indie magazine Alternative Press featured Hotspur in its August 2009 issue, informing their loyal readers: “Hotspur combine intricate piano and heartfelt melodies with enough electronics to keep pop-punk and club kids content.” “You Should Know Better By Now” is an immediately captivating album, one that draws you in at the first listen.” Metro Weekly (Washington, DC) Singer/songwriter Joe Mach and keyboard player Dave Trichter formed Hotspur while both were undergraduates at the University of Maryland. Inspired by the sophisticated songwriting and dynamic live performances of bands such as The Killers and Muse, the duo aspired to create “the sound of rock ’n’ roll evolving”—grandiose vocals and crunchy guitars, infused with intricate piano work and hip-hop inspired synthesizers. Drummer Scott Robinson joined the band after producing their debut EP. Dave “Coop” Cooper soon joined on bass. The band was christened “Hotspur” after the rash and hot-headed Shakespearean villain, namesake to the cult favorite UK football team. Their debut album “Beta” garnered universal praise and an infectious buzz: “This is a debut? It’s self-assured and confident enough to be a third or fourth album.” PopMatters.com Eight of the album’s 10 songs landed on MTV programs and garnered Hotspur a spot on Warped Tour 2007. Hotspur truly shines onstage. With the addition of guitar ace Evan Anderson in late-2008, the band has evolved into a five-man barrage of sound. Constant touring, stadium-caliber live performances, and tireless attention paid to their growing legion of fans will all contribute to one day making Hotspur a household name. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.