F*** Buttons

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Formed 2005.

Andrew Hung (L) and Benjamin John Power performing on stage at the Summer Sundae Weekender Gary Wolstenholme / Redferns

Biography

Fuck Buttons are a two-piece electronic group formed in Bristol in 2004 by Andrew Hung and Benjamin John Power.

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

    Mon 30 Jul 2012 14:12 This week's show is now available via the BBC iPlayer. Please visit the link any time... Adam Walton

  2. Huw's Favourite Albums of 2009

    Fri 25 Dec 2009 07:00 Hello! If you heard my show in the week before Christmas, you would have heard me... Huw Stephens

  3. ATL's Top 20 Albums of 2009

    Tue 22 Dec 2009 13:37 What is a single but a tasty aperitif before the feast of an album-sized main course?... ATL

BBC Reviews

  1. Tarot Sport 2009

    Review of Tarot Sport

    Reviewed by Louis Pattison

    A noise band with tunes, working like a dream.

  2. Street Horrrsing 2008

    Review of Street Horrrsing

    Reviewed by Ian Wade

    F*ck Buttons have all it takes to rise above their attention-seeking name and become...

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