TELEGRAPHS

Telegraphs are Darcy Harrison, Hattie Williams, Sam Bacon, Darren LeWarne and Aung Yay. They formed in Brighton in 2005, and since then have been spreading their racket up and down the country, reaching all of its corners and even braving the sea. Last year, Telegraphs went up a mountain in Wales and recorded an album with producer Dave Eringa. This album is called ‘We Were Ghosts’, and it sounds like anxiety, loss, anger and dancing. It is out now.



"A plane crash that never hits the ground, this is a magnificent aural feast that you wish would never end"

KKKK - KERRANG!



". Elevating the Telegraphs sound from a well trained house pet to a beast furiously bashing around in a cage. An intelligent, feisty debut that lives up to all the band's early promise."

8/10 - Rock Sound



"With Britain's favourite seaside haunt delivering another ace indie-rock band with yet more heart-exploding, emotionally pumped choruses, we're more than ready to hit the beach. And Telegraphs will friggin burn you."

8/10 - NME



“…a great big burning ball of fire straight at your record collection…. this is a ballsy twos-up of an EP that can only lead to bigger and better things.”

4/5 - TUNED MAGAZINE ‘Across A Wire EP’ Review



“…combines ice and fire, burning from the inside with steely confidence and lyrical suss”

THE FLY



“…Telegraphs display both a rugged edge to their songwriting and a tenacity for absolute perfection on this 5-track EP.”

Drowned In Sound



“We Were Ghosts is an immensely impressive, polished debut, full of high quality songs and, in particular, lethal choruses: more than that it is a significant debut in the world of British melodic rock and a worthy addition to fans of that genre’s collections.”

4/5 - God Is In The TV



“HUGE in places, We Were Ghosts continually builds songs dynamically towards soaring choruses and jaw-dropping closing moments”

5/5 Rock Midgets.com



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