“The Automatic, (also known as The Automatic Automatic in the U.S. and Canada after the band were faced with legal action from another act under the name of Automatic^[1]), are a Welsh based rock band. The three original members James Frost, Robin Hawkins, and Iwan Griffiths are from Wales, however new addition Paul Mullen (originally of Yourcodenameis:milo) is from Sunderland. The band originally formed in Cowbridge, but are currently based in a studio in Cardiff.^[2] Jarcrew, Muse, Blur and The Blood Brothers are among the band’s influences^[3] The band released their debut album, Not Accepted Anywhere (2006) through B-Unique Records and Polydor Records, the album featured the prior to LP release single “Recover“, “Raoul” and “Monster“.^[4] The band as of 1 March 2008 have finished their second album with new member Paul Mullen, after keyboardist Alex Pennie left in September 2007.^[5] The band’s sixth single Steve McQueen was released on August 18th 2008, followed by the release of the album, This Is a Fix, on August 25, 2008.”[Wikipedia]

Tipi sunt destul de tari. Au sustinut o campanie in UK – ‘Bollocks to Poverty”. Au avut un incident la un concert la care li s-a cerut sa faca playback, incident care s-a lasat cu un cameraman usor invinetit. 50 cent don’t do that.

“”Steve McQueen” is the first single from Welsh rock band The Automatic’s sophomore album This Is A Fix. It is their fifth single overall. The track began radio and video play as of July 7, 2008.^[1]“
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