Brakes

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Formed 2003.

at the Brighton Audio during The Great Escape Festival

Biography

Brakes (known as Brakesbrakesbrakes in the United States) is a four member band from Brighton, England. The group formed in 2003. It consists of Eamon Hamilton (vocals, guitar), Thomas White (lead guitar), Marc Beatty (bass), and Alex White (drums, percussion).

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  1. Touchdown 2009

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    Reviewed by Lou Thomas

    Brakes don’t quite take enough risks to be truly magnificent.

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