Razorlight was “by no means” meant to have their music hit the charts.
The indie rock band – consisting of founding member Björn Agren on guitar, lead singer Johnny Borrell and bassist Carl Delemo, in addition to drummer Andy Burrows – achieved huge success with debut album ‘Up All Night time’ and their chart-topping file ‘Razorlight’ Obtained. ‘ within the early 2000s however Bjorn thinks it’s “laughable” that his music ever turned mainstream.
He stated: “(Our music) was by no means meant to chart. After which it turned the sort of music that everyone listens to. To be within the charts was laughable. I believe we had been shocked to search out that it was attainable.” It was loopy.”
The ‘In This Morning’ hitmaker revealed the 2000s was a “very unusual” decade, however commented that “every part has turned out properly” because the band prepares to launch their comeback album subsequent 12 months.
He instructed The Every day Star’s Wired column: “It was a really unusual decade, the top of boys’ tradition and ingesting till you drop nothing. The preferred recreation turned ‘Guitar Hero’. It was unusual the place The best factor in all of tradition was to be in a band.
“Every little thing has occurred very properly. It appears it was the precise time for it to occur. Sufficient time has handed so we will see what it was and what it’s. Now it is all very pure, of music About every part. No person’s speaking about large hits or something like that. We’re simply the 4 of us attempting to see what we’ve got.”
