In the space of just 12 months, the London based indiepop band Brontosaurus Chorus has evolved from a two piece sowing the seeds of a musical dream into a 7-piece tour de force. Brontosaurus Chorus spent the Summer winning fans over at a variety of landmark gigs including slots supporting Cats On Fire and Pink Grease, not to mention an even more wow-some slot at Dublin's "Electric Picnic Festival".

Merging bittersweet melodic summery girl/boy guitar pop with epic bass lines and orchestral layers, Brontosaurus Chorus take some of the best parts of indiepop history ("His & Hers" era Pulp synth majesty, the dewy loveliness of early B&S, Joy Division / The Cure styled bass & guitar lines) and manage to turn it into a sound that is both familiar and entirely new.

This will be Brontosaurus Chorus' first release and with the rapid progression of their career to date, I'd recommend buying it purely as an investment however all three songs on the "BC" side of the vinyl are just too damn playable to be left in mint condition.

"How can you not adore a group called Brontosaurus Chorus? T'Chorus have a host of instantly lovable songs - traces of B&S, Hidden Cameras, the runaway day-glo pop of Tullycraft, and the sense that here's a band that knows how to leave you smiling." Ian Watson, How Does It Feel To Be Loved?