De Rosa (Band)

De Rosa from 2000 to 2009, a five-piece Scottish indie band from Glasgow. Her style was influenced by the Pixies, Nirvana and Fugazi.

History

De Rosa was founded in the millennium of art student Martin John Henry ( guitar and vocals) in Glasgow. Originally, the fifth, is soon Henry just left that brings in 2003 reinforcement in the form of the Brothers James (bass) and Neil Woodside (drums). Your first record deal to sign the three at Glasgow Gargleblast label, where in July 2004 their first single "Camera / All Saints Day" is published. Became aware of the band John Peel encourages them as soon as possible to begin the recordings of their debut album " Mend ". Held back by Henry's study, the production extends over one and a half years to " Mend " finally released in June 2006. In the meantime, "Camera" will be published together with the track " Amy 's Song" again as a single. The new label the band this time Chemikal Underground. Gain obtained De Rosa shortly after the release of the debut album by Chris Connick, who previously participated already in the studio and during live performances and now as the lead guitarist is an integral part of the band. Following the release of their debut album De Rosa touring the UK and Germany, they work in parallel on songs for the sequel, which was released in March 2009 under the name of " prevention". They are supported on Barry Burns ( Mogwai ), which has to say the following: " I think it is seriously one of the greatest honor of my career that I was asked some piano parts on this great recording to play " ( original quote online). After the release of their second album, the band dissolves in the same year.

Discography

Albums

• 2004: Mend
• 2009: Prevention