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This Is Seb Clarke
OriginStoke-on-Trent, England
GenresIndie
Soul
Punk
Years active2004present
LabelSons Ltd.

This Is Seb Clarke (TISC) are an English 12-piece soul-punk ensemble from Stoke-On-Trent, north Staffordshire. Their line-up plays Hammond organ, piano, bass, drums, lead guitar, rhythm guitar and has a brass section. The group are named after their frontman and principal songwriter, Sebastian Clarke.[1]

This Is Seb Clarke's debut album, Rover was released in 2005. "Spring Morning Sunshine" reached No. 12 in the UK Indie Chart in 2006. The follow-up single, "I Just Can’t Carry On", from their second album, Vox, entered the indie chart at No. 7. Their third single "Rock 'n' Roll Alamo - pt 7" reached No. 1 on the same chart on 5 April 2008.[2]

Discography

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Albums

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Date of Release Title Label UK Indie Chart
24 January 2005 Rover SONS Ltd 12
Winter 2010 Vox

Singles

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Date of Release Title Label UK Indie Chart
15 June 2006 "Spring Morning Sunshine" SONS Ltd 12
21 January 2007 "I Just Can't Carry On" 5
24 March 2008 "Rock 'n' Roll Alamo - pt 7" 1
12 April 2010 "Saturday Night, Sunday Morning" 29

References

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  2. "News - The Indie Top 20". Culturedeluxe.com. Retrieved 12 June 2020.
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