MORNING PARADE

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BLOG: MORNING PARADE COVER SUFJAN STEVENS' CHRISTMAS CLASSIC
Earlier today, Brit-rockers Morning Parade tweeted their cover of Sufjan Stevens' "Did I Make You Cry On Christmas Day," recorded with one mic in one take....
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BLOG: EXCLUSIVE: SWIG ON MORNING PARADE'S "HALF LITRE BOTTLE"
Watch Morning Parade in action as they play a highlight from their debut album. This beautiful capture of the band's performance of "Half Litre Bottle" is taken from a recent homecoming show at Heaven in London....
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BLOG: NOW PLAYING: MORNING PARADE
There's a bit of glitz and glamor to the heaps of noise British outfit Morning Parade march forth to....
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BLOG: MORNING PARADE JUST DON'T FIT IN
Curious how a band like Morning Parade plucked their namesake from the ether? We were tooso we asked 'em about it when we perched the band atop The Launch Pad in Austin....
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ALBUM REVIEW: MORNING PARADE MORNING PARADE
Making a debut album is like going on a speed date: you have a lighting-quick chance to express the depths of your nuances and individuality, while still leaving your "audience" (be it Eric the Lawyer of Table #5, or alternative music fans of the continental United States) wanting to hear more....
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Artist Bio

Formed in Harlow in 2008, the Essex five-piece Morning Parade consists of lead vocalist Steve Sparrow, guitarist Chad Thomas, bassist Phil Titus, keyboardist Ben Giddings, and drummer Andy Hayes. Combining trance-style synths with anthemic rock guitars in the same vein as Friendly Fires, Delphic, and Fenech-Soler, their energetic sound and low-key secret live gigs soon attracted the attention of various record labels, and eventually resulted in a major-label deal with Parlophone. Following support slots on U.K. tours by Florence and the Machine, Ash, and Tinchy Stryder, they began work on material with Blur producer Jason Cox at Damon Albarn's 13 Studios. Their first single, "Under the Stars," saw release in late 2010; it was followed by a succession of singles ("A&E," "On Your Shoulders," and "Us & Ourselves")in 2011. The band's self-titled debut full-length album came out in early 2012 on Parlephone.
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