Paper Aeroplanes

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Paper Aeroplanes

Biography

Paper Aeroplanes are an alternative pop band from West Wales formed around 2009, although both members have played together since 2005. Their fanbase has been built up around early years gigging in Cardiff and UK wide after extensive touring.

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Blogs from the BBC

  1. Adam Walton playlist and show info: Saturday 28 April 2012

    Mon 30 Apr 2012 11:00 This week's show is now available via the BBC iPlayer. Please visit the link any time... Adam Walton

  2. Adam Walton playlist and show info: Saturday 14 January 2012

    Mon 16 Jan 2012 11:25 This week's show is now available via the BBC iPlayer. Please visit the link any time... Adam Walton

  3. Adam Walton's 2011, number by number

    Wed 4 Jan 2012 09:04 This time last year I wrote a computer program (technically a collection of scripts -... Adam Walton

BBC Reviews

  1. We Are Ghosts 2011

    Review of We Are Ghosts

    Reviewed by Robin Denselow

    With songs this good, Paper Aeroplanes deserve a far wider audience.

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