Bleech

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bleech Links: http://www.bleech.me.uk/ http://www.facebook.com/bleechofficial http://bleech.bandcamp.com/ http://www.myspace.com/bleech Single "Mondays" Free Download Bleech - Mondays Video Bleech - Adrenalin Junkie Video Formation Sisters Jen and Katherine O'Neill got together with former school friend Matt Bick to form the band in 2009. They were soon noticed by former Food Records boss Andy Ross, and played at his Camden Crawl festival that year. Early days (2009-2011) With the release of their first single, Is It True That Boys Don't Cry?, Bleech swiftly gained approval from the music media, including places on the NME 10 Tracks You Have To Hear This Week list, NME Radio A-list, BBC Radio 6 playlist and Gill Mills' Best of Myspace list. Their second single, The Worthing Song, was also on the NME Radio A-list and Single of the Month in Clash Magazine. Clash also featured Mondays on a free download compilation album of their top tracks of the month. By the end of 2009, Bleech had supported several top acts, including Wolfmother, The Charlatans, Pete Doherty, The Kooks and The Rifles. 2011 saw Bleech becoming the face of the Kangol Autumn/Winter 2011 campaign, which included a photo shoot with renowned music photographer Janette Beckman and a performance at the Aerial7 launch party in New York. They also signed a worldwide publishing deal with Bucks Music Group that year and released their first EP, Deadhead. Nude (2012-2013) In June 2012, Bleech released their first al