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What's Hot: On The Verge: Hard-Fi
10-Nov-2007
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Talking to the UK alt-rock sensations about bringing their sophomore album Stateside
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Interview: Hard-Fi
06-Nov-2007
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Hard-Fi burst onto the British rock scene in 2005, winning critical
acclaim and a Mercury Prize nomination with the punchy riffs and tales
of suburban frustration of their debut album,
Ibiza Rocks Festival to Host Kaiser Chiefs, Arctic Monkeys, The Streets
15-Jun-2007
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The Kaiser Chiefs and Hard-Fi are the latest additions to the Ibiza Rocks festival, joining a distinctly non-clubby lineup by the summer
MAKING THE SCENE / THE PLACE TO BE FOR POP FANATICS CELEBRATES ITS 10TH YEAR (San Francisco Chronicle)
23-Aug-2006
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WOLFMOTHER, EDITORS, MUSE, BLOC PARTY, HARD-FI, THE BRAVERY, THE KILLERS, KASABIAN, HOT HOT HEAT, ARCTIC MONKEYS, DANDY WARHOLS, VHS OR BETA, THE LIBERTINES, WHITE ROSE MOVEMENT, KAISER CHIEFS, MOVING UNITS, THE SOUNDS, SNOW PATROL, SHE WANTS REVENGE,...
Hard-Fi play last 'organised' UK shows before second album (NME)
23-Aug-2006
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Plus Sugababes, Lily Allen and all the early action V Festival Weston Park
Gwen Stefani's "What You Waiting For" on BBC Radio track (Moldova.org)
22-Aug-2006
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Among the collection of tracks set to release by BBC Radio 1on daily Live Lounge program available in the U.K. on September 18, there are Franz Ferdinand's take on Gwen Stefani's "What You Waiting For" and Sugababes' interpretation of Hard-Fi's "Living For The Weekend", according to Chart Communications. The 24-track album also includes: 50 Cent, Oasis, OutKast, Snow Patrol and Queens Of The
Franz Ferdinand cover Gwen Stefani (NME)
22-Aug-2006
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And Sugababes do Hard-Fi!
Hard-Fi cover the White Stripes (NME)
18-Jul-2006
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Richard Archer's band perform 'Seven Nation Army'
DIY music: the acts that are taking control (Independent)
11-Jun-2006
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"The music business is changing," says Hard-Fi main man Richard Archer. "Instead of sitting around and waiting for someone to come along, instead of putting up with all the bullshit you have to put up with as a new band, you can make things happen yourself." With the number one album, Stars Of CCTV, firmly under his belt, Archer's is a voice which deserves to be heeded. Can't sign, won't sign?
The Subways + Hard-Fi Pull Out Of Coachella (Filter Magazine)
30-Apr-2006
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British rock upstarts The Subways and their house-rocking countrymen Hard-Fi have both pulled out of next weekend’s Coachella Arts & Music Festival . Hard-Fi singer Richard Archer and Subways vocalist Billy Lunn are both suffering from conditions that affect their vocal chords, spokespersons for the two groups confirmed last night.
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