Glastonbury 2008
The Chapman Family
Watch The Chapman Family on the BBC Introducing stage
Performing at Glastonbury 2008.
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The Chapman Family, four northerners from Teesside, England have been playing together since May 2006 creating dark paranoid indie, inspired by folk and hardcore punk.
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whoahhhhhhhh: who were these guys! what a set! AWSEOME, where's the next gig???????????
Adam
My favourit moment of Glasto 2008 was seeing The Chapman Family...they owned BBC Introducing! And I got the shaft of the guitar they smashed up!
Alanna
Saw them at glastonbury, and oy were they good! The music was really good and their live show was so raw and full of energy. May only haveplayed 3 songs but they won me over!
Leza
I was lucky enough to catch these guys at Glastonbury. I was instantly transfixed by the stage prescence of this band, drawn to their set by the raw power and energy emanating from it, they are so much more than just sound. Awesome to watch and exhilarating to listen to, I was left feeling energised and refreshed, and thats no mean feat at Glastonbury!I only saw three acts which I would classify as 'awesome' this year, and these guys were without doubt one of them. I look forward to watching them make their mark within the music industry.
Andrew
Cheers Hippys! As a hippy, these were fantastic! I sense would be even better later at night with the lightshow.
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