Minnaars

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Are Lovers 04:02 Tools
Amstrad Lions 04:09 Tools
Busy Hands 05:29 Tools
Essay Essay Essay 04:14 Tools
An Open Letter to Andrew 05:26 Tools
To Jackals 04:07 Tools
Ellen MacArthur 04:33 Tools
Your Heart My Embassy 04:50 Tools
Capricorns 05:47 Tools
To Jackals (Maybeshewill Remix) 03:27 Tools
Are Lovers (edit) 04:02 Tools
Spelt With a K Not a C 03:51 Tools
Spelt With A K Not A C (Maybeshewill Remix) 06:32 Tools
Spelt With a K, Not a C 03:51 Tools
Spelt With A K, Not A C (Maybeshewill Remix) 01:32 Tools
Busy Hands (G-Dot Remix) 03:02 Tools
Essay Essay Essay. (Love Ends Disaster Remix) 05:23 Tools
My Heart, Your Embassy (Tubelord Remix) 01:32 Tools
Busy Hands - G-Dot (Colour) Remix 03:02 Tools
Busy Hands (no outro) 03:02 Tools
Escapism 03:03 Tools
Essay Essay Essay (Love Ends Disaster! Remix) 03:03 Tools
Essay Essay Essay - Love Ends Disaster Remix 05:23 Tools
To Jackals - Maybeshewill Remix 05:23 Tools
Your Heart My Embassy - Tubelord Remix 01:32 Tools
Minnaars demon fm session 01:32 Tools
Ellen Maccarthur 04:26 Tools
spelt with a k 03:33 Tools
Essay, Essay, Essay 04:27 Tools
An Open Letter To Andrew (Demo) 05:22 Tools
Busy Hands G DOT REMIX 05:22 Tools
An Open Letter To Andrew DEMO 05:22 Tools
Champagne 05:22 Tools
Spelt With a KRMX 05:22 Tools
Capricorns (Dark Dark Horse Remix) 05:22 Tools
Ellen MacArthur DEMO 05:22 Tools
Essay Essay Essay (Love Ends Disaster Remix) 05:22 Tools
Capricorns (Champione Remix) 05:22 Tools
Capricorns (Greatest Hits Remix) 05:22 Tools
Capricorns (The Party Mushroom Remix) 05:22 Tools
Busy Hands (Single Edit) 05:22 Tools
Ellen McArthur 05:22 Tools
Capricorns (Gallops Capri-Sun Refit) 05:22 Tools
Capricorns (Critix Remix) 05:22 Tools
Ellen MacArthur (Demo) 05:22 Tools
Essay Essay Essay (demo) 05:22 Tools
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MINNAARS ARE DEAD! The members split in order to work on other musical projects. Minnaars were formed by Neil Shaun Humphrey in early 2008, after leaving the now defunct Try Harder Records (Foals, Blood Red Shoes) flagship band "Tired Irie"; adding Gavin Thorpe, Daniel Faulkner, singer Adam Pickering and drummer Ben Cropley At their first ever show, supporting Cats and Cats and Cats in Leicester, the band were approached by Tom Woodhead of ¡Forward, Russia! with reference to letting Woodhead record and produce the band. Woodhead would go on to be pivotal in their development. The first EP, titled Minnaars was recorded around April 2008 in Giant Wafer, based in the valleys of Llandrindod Wells, Wales. The recording was completed in a week and was produced solely by Woodhead.[2] In early February 2009, the recordings were made available through the band's websites due to a lengthy disagreement with an independent distributor due to release the record. Minnaars returned to Wales in Spring 2009 to record new material, again with Tom Woodhead as producer. The band agreed licences to release these recordings, along with the tracks from Minnaars in Japan and mainland Europe in summer 2009, under the title Of Our Delirious Former Loving Hours, a line from "Birds in the night" by poet, Paul Verlaine. The band performed on the BBC Introducing Stage at the 2009 Reading and Leeds Festivals [3] days before embarking on a short European tour with close friends Gallops. They enjoyed heavy coverage of their song "Are lovers" from national TV and radio, including BBC Radio 1 and Xfm and were lauded in the national press by Gavin & Stacey star Mathew Horne. As of September 2010 the band began working with Strata Music Group and have announced that an EP, titled "Ideal & Error", will be available from January 2011, to coincide with a lengthy European tour. 2011 Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.