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Bands to Watch #234: Amplifier - Source: There Goes the Fear
Amplifier are a strange entity: a band with a massive cult following, huge critical acclaim.

Amplifier - The Octopus - Source: BBC Music
Manchester trio Amplifier are without a label for this third album, but have forged ahead with a remarkable independent spirit nonetheless.

Amplifier Offer The Wave For Free Download - Source: Glasswerk National \ Thirst for Music
Amplifier return at the end of this month with 'The Octopus' "� a huge concept album spanning 2 disks which allow for a full exploration of the band's epic scale and vision.

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Twenty-four months after the release of their critically acclaimed third album The Octopus, Amplifier are back with a brand new album called Echo Street - their first with the new four-piece line-up - and a new working arrangement with Kscope. The deal sees the band come full circle. Sales of independently released The Octopus left them amazed and delighted, and encouraged them to headhunt the promise of Kscope (home to Anathema, Porcupine Tree etc) to now provide the best of both worlds - artistic freedom and commercial clout to take Amplifier to a new level. Such change is constant for Amplifier, who have always been a band that refuses to stand still. Now the band of Sel Balamir (guitars) and Matt Brobin (drums) re-emerge at the core of a very different animal - a four-piece line-up that has delivered a subtle shift in style allowing them to mix their epic space rock jams with accessible pieces boasting three-part vocal harmonies - sung by Sel, former Oceansize man Steve Durose (second guitar) and Alex “Magnum” Redhead (bass). Sel: "I guess the people are going to be expecting something like a follow-up to The Octopus - but Echo Street isn’t like that at all. It’s important that people understand that not everything will be like what has gone before. I never want to repeat myself."� Nothing in life is completely black and white but if The Octopus was black, then Echo Street is white. "Before I sort the sheep out into the order of the most beautiful. I like to put all the white ones over here and all the black ones over there. That’s a summary of my job - it’s a bit like being a rock shepherd"� Learn more about Amplifier