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| Modern English > Albums & Lyrics |
Modern English is back. And why shouldn’t they be? They had the guts and energy to bash their way through London’s punk explosion. They had the nerve to write uncompromising political anthems. They had the pop smarts to unleash "I Melt With You," inarguably one of the most enduring songs of the 80’s. Over one million radio plays attest to the song’s staying power
Contrary to the cynical opinion, the 80’s were not all one horrifying concoction of John Hughes movies, skinny ties, mullet haircuts, and MTV dependent synthesizer wimps. Modern English perhaps typifies the best of the era, an undeniable explosion of melodic pop springing up from its primitive punk roots.
In this "here today gone tomorrow" pop culture, it’s no accident that Modern English has survived where many have come and gone. And soon, very soon, the world will be holding the new Modern English CD "Soundtrack"
Not content to rehash his past glories, founding member and lead singer, Robbie Grey has carved out another exciting musical landscape that encapsulates punk history, pop success, and most importantly, the energy of a new century.
He’s coming to the table with guitarist Steven Walker, who’s churned out riffs with notable UK indie acts like Spitfire, Tiny Monroe and The Auteurs.
Londoner Matthew Shipley is behind the keyboards and brings an obsessive thirst for experimental electronics into the mix.
Jonathan Solomon, a powerful backbone of percussion, powers the rhythm section. He not only anchors the band but also propels it.
Nik Williams, a veteran of UK bands Ballroom and Spectre, rumbles through his bass guitar duties with the skill and soul of a seasoned pro.
Recently signed to indie label APG Music, Modern English has been recording in England with the prolific and talented Hugh Jones in the producer’s chair. It’s not often one gets to hear bone rattling noise as well as pop euphoria from the same band. Listen to the new Modern English. Feel the history. Hear the future.
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