Member Since: 8/31/2006
Band Members: James Robinson: Vocals/Percussion
Tom Ugli: Guitar/Backing Vox
Kevin Crosby: Bass/Backing Vox
Frank Towers: Drums/Backing Vox
Influences: Instead of just giving you a long and abstract list of bands, here are the last five CDs we each bought.
James
Shania Twain - Come On Over
The Music - Welcome To The North
Joni Mitchell - Blue
Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Fever To Tell
Jem - Finally Woken
Tom
Stevie Wonder - Greatest Hits
Nerina Pallot - Fire
Shakira - Oral Fixation
Pearl Jam - Pearl Jam
Slash's Snakepit - It's Five O'Clock Somewhere
Kevin
Arctic Monkeys - Favourite Worst Nightmare
Jamie T - Panic Prevention
Larrikin Love - The Freedom Spark
Who Made Who - Who Made Who
Babyshambles - Down in Albion
Ciaran
Biffy Clyro - Puzzle
Tiger Army - Things From Beyond
Turbonegro - Retox
Tim Armstrong - Tim Armstrong
Bad Religion - New Maps of Hell
Sounds Like: "Leicester four-piece do it Happy Mondays style! And they do it with some class too. 'Gimme Some Love' is a cracking track, and it stayed in my head for days. It has that Mondays shuffle and a disgracefully good chorus that has early Oasis written all over it. 'Feed Me to the Lions' brings with it Stone Roses-esque guitar, and while not their strongest track, it's still strong enough to warrant further listens. I rate this lot, and they'll be around for a long time i think."
-Steve Graham, Escapado Records
"Very entertaining to watch almost organised chaos but it works! They certainly turned a few heads."
-bbc.co.uk
"You can hear clear influences from the off. The Dead 60’s for a start, with bluesy riffs and a liberal sprinkling of early Oasis. Quaternary Limit have attitude, but need gigs for the attitude to work properly. The good points do shine through but a more mature vocalist would aid the transition from mediocre Oasis tribute band and into promising young upstarts. I hope the gigs do keep coming and they get the chance to fulfil their potential. They just need to tighten up a lot, and the choppy effect-laden guitar is done with as much panache as a toddler eating an ice-cream, and all we’re left with is a big sticky mess. Quaternary Limit do have some potential, but wear their influences on their sleeve a tad too much. Let’s just say that time will tell with this band, as time is definitely what they need."
- Mat Gladstone, Sandman Magazine
"A really fresh and new sound"
- Paul Bentley, Odd shApEd hEAd
"Featuring Tom Ugli from the fabulous student band UGLI, superb guitarists and fine vocals, this indie band has a hint of punk about it. They have a busy summer playing Leicester venues, which is great because they have some great songs for us to listen to, such as "Gimme Some Love"."
- artsinleicestershire.com
"I went to see Kasabian live a couple of weeks ago...you were 300 times better!"
- excited audience member (possibly James from The Utopians) at The Shed, Leicester, in January
"Think The Stone Roses, Soundgarden, Rage Against The Machine"
- Seaweed Biscuit Promotions, Sheffield
"like Kasabian with Ska"
- Karl Gee, Breek
Record Label: None
Type of Label: None