Watford quartet The Spitfires release their second album 'A Thousand Times' via Catch 22 Records. The album is the follow-up to the critically acclaimed debut 'Response' which saw the band enter high in the UK Album Charts. Building on the success they've managed to establish so far, 'A Thousand Times' looks certain to cement their reputation as one of the most vital young bands of their generation. Their work ethic and powerful song-writing mixed with their acute social commentary and lack of mainstream industry support has made this fiercely independent band one of the most popular underground success stories in the UK today. This DIY attitude and independent spirit has earned them a dedicated following and sold out shows across the whole of the UK and Europe. Across the 10 tracks on 'A Thousand Times' it's possible to detect a sharper, deeper vision for the band and a more honed song-writing craft than we've previously seen. Indeed, first single 'So Long' was a taste of things to come, reaching number one in the UK Vinyl chart. The classic pop theme is carried into the title track and the stunning 'On My Mind' with tracks like 'Day to Day' and 'Return To Me' showing a natural progression in style, whilst the thrilling 'I Don't Even Know Myself' shows influence from dub, reggae and ska, all hinting at bigger things (and venues) to come. All songs are written by Billy Sullivan and the album is produced by Tom Pullen at CDS Studios in Chelmsford.
