Top songs by Editors:
- Munich
- Papillon
- Blood
- All Sparks
- An End Has A Start
- Lights
- Bullets
- Smokers Outside the Hospital Doors
- Fall
- The Racing Rats
- Camera
- Fingers in the Factories
- Bones
- Someone Says
- The Weight Of The World
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Top albums by Editors:
Similar songs as Munich:
- Editors - Blood
- Editors - Lights
- Interpol - Slow Hands
- Interpol - Evil
- White Lies - Death
- White Lies - To Lose My Life
- Bloc Party - Banquet
- Bloc Party - Helicopter
- Kasabian - Club Foot
- Kasabian - Empire
- Kaiser Chiefs - I Predict A Riot
- The National - Mistaken For Strangers
- The National - Anyone's Ghost
- The Wombats - Moving to New York
- We Are Scientists - Nobody Move, Nobody Get Hurt
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- indie
- indie rock
- british
- alternative
- rock
- post-punk
- alternative rock
- britpop
- post-punk revival
- new wave
- editors
- uk
- 00s
- post punk
- indie pop
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I'm so glad I found this
I"m so glad I did
I'm so glad I found this
I'm so glad I did
People are fragile things
You should know by now
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About Editors
Editors are a British indie rock/post-punk revival band from Birmingham, England, composed of Tom Smith (vocals, guitar, keyboards), Chris Urbanowicz (guitar), Russell Leetch (bass) and Ed Lay (drums), who met while studying at Staffordshire University, in Stafford, England, United Kingdom during 2003. They take their inspiration from bands such as Echo & The Bunnymen, R.E.M., Joy Division and Elbow. Many people cite New York band Interpol as an influence but this has been adamantly denied by the band. To date they have released 3 studio albums. The band were originally known as (The) Pride, before they changed their line-up and became known as Snowfield, becoming a popular unsigned band. They remained with this name until they signed with Kitchenware Records 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 BBC 6 Music - where it was the single of the week. Their debut album, The Back Room, was released on 25 July 2005, to critical acclaim. The band toured out most of 2005, including two jaunts with We Are Scientists. However, after a pivotal support slot on Franz Ferdinand's Arena tour at the end of 2005, it was the re-release of single Munich in January 2006 that propelled them into the top 10 of the UK single's chart. The following May, Editors played three sell-out shows at London's Brixton Academy, and countless gigs worldwide. The album has now sold over 500,000 units. In June 2007 Editors released a second album, An End Has A Start which included the single Smokers Outside the Hospital Doors. This first track was released on June 18th 2007 in the UK, and June 26th in the US, however it was leaked onto the Internet earlier. The album's title track, An End Has A Start was released on September 3rd, The Racing Rats on November 26th, 2007. Following a landmark appearence on The Other Stage at the Glastonbury festival, the album entered at number 1 in the UK album chart. In This Light and on This Evening, the third studio album, was released on October 12th 2009. With the heavy synthesizer sound and industrial ring, the album differed immensely from the earlier work of the band. Tom explained this change as a way for the band to try something completely different. Papillon, the first single, was followed by You Don't Know Love. The third single was Eat Raw Meat = Blood Drool. The album was inspired by the city of London, both lyrically as musically and debuted at number 1 in the UK album charts. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License and may also be available under the GNU FDL.