Moving Targets
Alternative, Punk, Rock
From: Exeter, United Kingdom
Band Members
- Simon Lockyer - Bass Guitar/Lead Vocals
- Toby Williamson - Guitar/Vocals
- Ross WIllaimson - Drums/Vocals
About Band
The band formed in the summer of 2007 after previous band 'The Fanatics' broke up. So far, it has been an eventful journey for these 3 teenagers and they are slowly but surely making there mark on the North Devon music scene. They are always keen to experiment with there own music and try to involve real life subjects in their songs.
Moving Targets are:
Simon Lockyer = Bass Guitar/Lead Vocals
Toby Williamson = Guitar/ Backing Vocals
Ross Williamson = Drums/Backing Vocals
The band are now preparing for their second E.P. recording which will be available soon. For information on the CD, or how to buy it, check this page in the near future. They hope to become a band that people admire for their musicianship. They have been likened to The Subways and the Arctic Monkeys.
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"A satorial relief, confident threesome Moving Targets commanded the audience directly, trading witty banter and funny asides. Not scared to plough their own furrow with toe-tapping songs including intriguing features, theirs was one of the boldest performances of the night." - Review in The North Devon Journal of Big Battle.
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Moving Targets are:
Simon Lockyer = Bass Guitar/Lead Vocals
Toby Williamson = Guitar/ Backing Vocals
Ross Williamson = Drums/Backing Vocals
The band are now preparing for their second E.P. recording which will be available soon. For information on the CD, or how to buy it, check this page in the near future. They hope to become a band that people admire for their musicianship. They have been likened to The Subways and the Arctic Monkeys.
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"A satorial relief, confident threesome Moving Targets commanded the audience directly, trading witty banter and funny asides. Not scared to plough their own furrow with toe-tapping songs including intriguing features, theirs was one of the boldest performances of the night." - Review in The North Devon Journal of Big Battle.
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Website: www.myspace.com/movingtargetsuk
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