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ARTIST: The Boxer Rebellion

TITLE: Exits

LABEL: Mercury

GENRE: Indie

BITRATE: 205kbps avg

PLAYTIME: 0h 40min total

RELEASE DATE: 02 May 2005

RIP DATE: 12 Apr 2005



Track List

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01. Flight 4:12

02. All You Do Is Talk 3:02

03. We Have The Place Surrounded 4:26

04. Watermelon 3:26

05. The New Heavy 2:13

06. World Without End 4:15

07. Never Knowing How Or Why 4:10

08. Lay Me Down 5:21

09. Cowboys And Engines 3:35

10. The Absentee 5:51



Release Notes:



Fleeing his native Tennessee in 2000 at the age of 19 after the death of his

mother, The Boxer Rebellion’s singer, Nathan Nicholson found himself alone in

London. Three years later he would find himself on a life support machine with

his band about to go out on their first major tour alongside Razorlight and The

Killers.



“When you come face-to-face with death it changes the way you face up things,”

he muses now. “You can run but you can’t hide and I suppose this record is what

it sounds like to face all your demons and deal with your emotions.” Indeed, The

Boxer Rebellion is the sound of a fiery battle ground.



“If you’re crying out for substance in music, The Boxer Rebellion are here to

sooth your soul," Kerrang



The years in between saw a chance meeting between Nicholson and guitarist, Todd

Howe, at London’s 12 Bar Club soon cemented into a firm friendship. Living and

writing together, the duo caught the attention of bassist, Adam Harrison and

drummer Piers Hewitt - friends from college, who completed the line-up.



In June 2003 The Boxers bolstered their way onto Glastonbury’s New Bands tent

via a Playlouder competition ahead of some unknowns called Keane. Snapped up by

Alan McGee before the enormity of what they were doing had even registered, they

spent months in the studio rehearsing and writing before disaster struck again

for Nicholson.



Floored by stomach cramps, riders were swapped for saline drips as Nathan left

behind the sweaty British tour circuit for a hospital bed and a twelve hour

operation to remove a life-threatening growth from his stomach. He was lucky.

The band was unlucky.



Recovery was to take up the first quarter of 2004, but the band soon regained

their footing and went into the Jacobs in Surrey with Chris Sheldon (Foo

Fighters, Oceansize). If only it was that easy. With the album deadline looming,

large chunks of tape were binned as the boys retreated to The Bunker in Chiswick

with Mark Robinson who had done their original demos to try and capture more of

their true sound. What emanated from these sessions was the raw, visceral drone

rock monster they had become loved for. The “pathological noise-rush warfare not

heard since the old school mentalism of Richard Ashcroft,” to quote NME.



With a mammoth UK tour supporting Biffy Clyro completed at the end of 2004, The

Boxer Rebellion kick off 2005 on the Jim Beam Music Tour alongside The

Raveonettes and Dogs.