Miners Club
Miners Club - they’re good. They’ve got one album under their belt and have nearly completed their second. Apart from that they haven’t really done much because the majority of the band live in Australia. Tom Robinson likes them and has played them several times on 6 music and despite having played some prestigous festival slots such as Bestival and Wychwood among others they have failed to make any headway into calving it into a career for themselves.Some say they have been lazy but we like to think its just destiny, simple destiny ...and you can’t mess with destiny.
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No Cash For SorrowMiners Club2.5398Four piece bandAggressive, explosivePlay Track: No Cash For Sorrow
Oh Little MeMiners Club4.4396Four piece bandLumbering, triple timePlay Track: Oh Little Me


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Before The Killing StartsMiners Club4.40105Four piece bandMeanderingPlay Track: Before The Killing Starts
Keep On Missy KissyMiners Club3.19106Four piece bandKaleidascopic, psychoticPlay Track: Keep On Missy Kissy
Pirates of The Battered SeaMiners Club5.0088Four piece bandMelancholy, somberPlay Track: Pirates of The Battered Sea
Slowly Burning DownMiners Club4.10146Four piece bandSuffering, calamitousPlay Track: Slowly Burning Down
Time To GrowMiners Club4.02147Four piece bandBuilds, brighteningPlay Track: Time To Grow
No Cash For Sorrow
No Cash For Sorrow
Time To Grow
Time To Grow