The Hedrons

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I Need You 00:00 Tools
Be My Friend 00:00 Tools
One More Won't Kill Me 00:00 Tools
Heatseeker 00:00 Tools
Couldn't Leave Her Alone 00:00 Tools
Falling Star 00:00 Tools
Stop, Look & Listen 00:00 Tools
Sympathy 00:00 Tools
Once Upon A Time 00:00 Tools
Place Like This 00:00 Tools
Frame Of Mind 00:00 Tools
What Am I To Do 00:00 Tools
Bad Charm 00:00 Tools
Dear Thomas 00:00 Tools
One More Wont Kill Me 00:00 Tools
Stop Look & Listen 00:00 Tools
HEATSEEKER (LIVE) 00:00 Tools
One More Wont Kill Me (Live) 00:00 Tools
Falling Star (Live) 00:00 Tools
Couldn't Leave Her Alone-Live 00:00 Tools
Once Upon A Time - Live 00:00 Tools
Sympathy (Live) 00:00 Tools
I Need You - Radio Edit 00:00 Tools
I Need You - Live 00:00 Tools
Stop, Look & Listen - Live 00:00 Tools
Be My Friend (Acoustic) 00:00 Tools
I Need You (Acoustic) 00:00 Tools
The Hedrons - I Need You 00:00 Tools
Heatseeker (Single Version) 00:00 Tools
I Need You (Live) 00:00 Tools
Stop Look And Listen 00:00 Tools
Heatseeker (acoustic) 00:00 Tools
Heatseeker - Radio Edit 00:00 Tools
The Hedrons - Be My Friend 00:00 Tools
Heatseeker (Single Edit) 00:00 Tools
A Place Like This (Acoustic) 00:00 Tools
Be My Friend (Radio Mix) 00:00 Tools
A Place Like This - Acoustic 00:00 Tools
Heatseaker 00:00 Tools
Bad Charm (Japan Bonus Track) 00:00 Tools
I Need You (Acoustic Version) 00:00 Tools
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The Hedrons are: - Gill (Bass) Rosie (Lead Guitar) Soup (Drums) Tippi (Lead Vocals) The Hedrons formed in 2005 in their native Glasgow. With a relentless gigging schedule capped by several sell out performances, a Top 20 Indie single and back-to-back Top 5 Indie chart success with recently released singles ‘I Need You’ and ‘Heatseeker’, the four-piece have established themselves as one of the country’s foremost emerging rock bands. During this time, The Hedrons have been the focus of many a press feature. The band was first tipped in the NME who said of them 'an all-girl four-piece who sound like Patti Smith meets Penetration with a dash of early Blondie and a smidging of The Runaways... you have to hear this band!' Off the back of this and all media attention following, The Hedrons have already taken part in Download 2006, one of many festivals the band played throughout last summer; also among them are T In The Park and Guilfest. Of particular significance, the band stepped in as special guests to Alice In Chains at their only UK show in July 2006 at the London Astoria. Overall, The Hedrons satisfied a healthy appetite of over 120 gigs in 2006 by accomplishing sell-out status at many venues up and down the UK and generally causing much fan frenzy wherever they appeared. And on October 9th, The Hedrons became the first British band ever to play a live, virtual gig as 3-D figures inside a 3-D virtual world! The Hedrons music is decidedly one part Ramones-esque brawn, one part femme-fatale roar, and one part ruthless guitar-driven nerve. Or as lead guitarist Rosie humorously puts it, “If you listen to us, you wouldn’t realise it was girls until Tippi starts singing – you’d think it was a bunch of big hairy guys playing.” And although the girls would personally describe their sound as the modern love child of the Foo Fighters and Joan Jett, they would also say that the very same is proudly godfathered by Iggy Pop & The Stooges. The band’s first single ‘Be My Friend’ (a tip of the hat to the band’s phenomenal online community) was released in the UK 31st July on Glasgow-based label Measured Records and entered the official UK charts as a top 20 Indie Single, selling out of its limited edition vinyl pressing. The second single ‘I Need You’ was released 9th October and entered the same chart at number 5. A third single ‘Heatseeker’ achieved the same top 5 indie chart success and an album ‘One More Won’t Kill Us’ is to come in February, also on Measured Records. This year, The Hedrons will play yet another UK headline tour in January/February and have a mini-tour scheduled across America, Canada and Japan including showcases at both Canadian Music Week and SXSW 2007. Although The Hedrons have just started out in their career, they have already made a healthy impact on the music scene. And, according to drummer Soup, one thing’s for sure, “For four girls, we make one hell of a noise.” Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.