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A brashly melodic indie rock outfit from Glasgow, the Fratellis feature vocalist/guitarist Jon Fratelli, drummer Mince Fratelli, and bassist Barry Fratelli. The witty trio played its first show in early 2005, maintaining that the band's moniker was merely an homage to Barry's original surname (however, other rumors suggest that the Fratellis borrowed it from the nemesis family featured in Steven Spielberg's film The Goonies). Such trivia only added to the Fratellis' growing appeal upon their performance debut, and the band's limited-edition self-titled EP arrived in April 2006. Although few copies were pressed, the record received a helpful boost from Zane Lowe's Radio One program, which put the acoustic-driven track "Creepin Up the Backstairs" into regular rotation. Televised appearances on Later with Jools Holland and Top of the Pops followed during the early summer, while the group's second single, "Henrietta", earned the Fratellis their first U.K. Top 20 hit. "Chelsea Dagger" began climbing the U.K. Top 40 that August, and the debut album Costello Music finally arrived in September. Although the album failed to chart in most countries (even an American iPod commercial featuring the track "Flathead" failed to spark much interest across the pond), Costello Music enjoyed a great deal of success at home, earning the bandmates a BRIT Award and peaking at number two in their native U.K. The band then returned to the British charts in 2008 with "Mistress Mabel," a track from their polished sophomore effort Here We Stand. ~ Andrew Leahey & MacKenzie Wilson, Rovi
lol loev the sillyness of their music such happy stuff :) the could sing about the holocaust and make it sound happy (which is kinda creepy really but lol whatever!)
Young love pleases you easy is the line marked Incomprehensible, in the lyrics, btw. Man, I LOVE this band and it's a demmed shame artists like them don't have more people lookin' out for them when they're young.
dont read this because it actually works. You will get kissed on the nearest possible friday by the love of your life. tommorrow will be the best day of your life. however if you do not post this comment to at least 3 songs you will die in 2 days. now youve started reading this so dont stop. this is so scary put this on at least 5 songs in at least 143 minutes when if done press f6 and your lovers name will appear on the screen in big letters this is scary cuz it actually works
mistycara13...U actually AM planning a trip to Glasgow for that very reason! Love Fratellis and Franz!!! also, princeofdarkness....they aren't broken up. They are together and friggin fantastic!
Too bad they broke up but at least they broke up before they got bad :\
mistycara13
What is it with all these cute bands from Glasgow? They remind me a lot of Franz Ferdinand who are also from Glasgow. I think I need to take a trip to Scotland!
Have their first album on CD and the second sitting aroud in my iTunes and somehow I managed to forget how awesome they are until they played on one of my stations. Now that I've 'thumb's up'-ed them, Pandora never stops. lol
this band really grows on you once you get used to their in your face style.
sagolden1
Sad, I just realized that I'm an elitist jerk. Initially I was aghast at how many folks haven't heard the Fratellis before 2006. Sorry self and fellow music-lovers . I'm glad you found them and like them :) Hooray for Pandora feeding good music to those that are hungry :)
new favorite band. wish I'd listened to them more a few years ago
x2468
How did they every get someone from Glasglow to speak so clearly? Every track I've heard from them is a thumbsup. Very strokes/okgo/articmonkeys. Very ruckus.
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They have some good tunes.