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The Loft were a British indie band, whose debut single was one of the earliest releases on Creation Records.
The Loft. More images. Profile: Originally called The Living Room (4) the band changed their name due to Alan McGee's club of the same name. The band split up on 24 June 1985 after performing at the Hammersmith Palais.
The Loft were a British indie band, whose debut single was one of the earliest releases on Creation Records. Formed in 1980 as The Living Room by Peter Astor (vocals, guitar), Bill Prince (bass), Andy Strickland (guitar) and Dave Morgan (drums), the band changed its name when they discovered a...
The Loft were one of the first bands on Creation Records. They lasted from 1982 to 1985 and split up on stage at the Hammersmith Palais in London. In their original lifetime they released just two singles, 'Why Does the Rain ?' which came out just on 7 inch vinyl in 1984, and 'Up the Hill and Down the Slope' which was released on both 7 and 12 ...
The Loft - Creation Records. After a twenty year break, The Loft recently reformed for a series of gigs to promote their new compilation on Rev-Ola ‘Magpie Eyes 1982-1985’. We caught up with Andy Strickland and Pete Astor to talk about the recent gigs, their future plans and how they now feel about ‘that’ night supporting The Colour Field.
Loft - Ghost Trains and Country Lanes: Studio, Stage and Sessions 1984-2005. by Tommy Gunnarsson. published: 7 / 4 / 2021. Tweet. Label: Select Label. Format: N/A. intro. In our 'Re:View' section Tommy Gunnarsson reflects on a new double CD retrospective by influential early indie act The Loft.
The Loft were a British indie band, whose debut single was one of the earliest releases on Creation Records. History Formed in 1980 as The Living Room by Peter Astor (vocals, guitar), Bill Prince (bass), Andy Strickland (guitar) and Dave Morgan (drums), the band changed its name when they discovered a local music venue also called The Living Room .
