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Editors
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Country	Birmingham, England, UK
Years active	2004–present
Genre(s)	Indie Rock
Label(s)	Kitchenware Records
Members	Thomas Smith Chris Urbanowicz Russell Leetch Edward Lay
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Editors are a British indie rock band from Birmingham, England, comprising Tom Smith (lyricist/vocalist/guitarist), Chris Urbanowicz (guitarist), Russ Leetch (bass guitarist) and Ed Lay (drummer). Their brand of epic, sweeping indie rock is frequently compared to other purveyors of such, including Joy Division, Echo and the Bunnymen, Kitchens of Distinction, and Interpol. However, the band is considered to have achieved their own unique identity which differentiates them from these comparisons.

The band were not always known by their current name, but were known as (The) Pride, before they changed the line-up and became known as Snowfield, becoming a popular unsigned band. They remained with this name until they signed in September 2004.

The band's debut single "Bullets" was released as a limited edition of 500 on Kitchenware Records on January 24, 2005; it quickly gained support from radio stations such as Xfm and 6 Music. As other singles were released their popularity and fanbase grew larger.

Their debut album The Back Room was released on 25 July 2005, to critical acclaim.

Contents 1 Discography 1.1 Albums 1.2 Singles 2 External links

Discography

Albums

• The Back Room (25 July 2005) #13 UK

Singles

• "Bullets" (24 January 2005) #54 UK

Limited to 500 Cd and 500 7" Vinyl

B-Sides: You Are Fading and Dust In The Sunlight

• "Munich" (18 April 2005) #22 UK

Limited to 3,000 Cd2 and 3,000 Numbered 7" Vinyl, plus a Cd1

B-Sides: Release, Colours, Crawl Down The Wall, Disappear

• "Blood" (11 July 2005) #18 UK

Limited to 3,000 Cd2 and 3,000 7" Vinyl, Plus a Cd1

B-Sides: Let Your Good Heart Lead You Home, Heads In Bags, Forest Fire, Blood (The Freelance Hellraiser Editorial)

• "Bullets" (re-release) (26 September 2005) #27 UK

Cd1, Cd2 and 7" Vinyl, no limited editions

B-Sides: Come Share The View, I Buried The Devil, Time To Slow Down, Blood (Alternate Version), Bullets (New Music Video)

• "Munich" (re-release) (2 January 2006)

Cd1, Cd2, limited 12 vinyl, live downloads

External links

• Editors' official web site
• Editors Fansite

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