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(last updated 07/02/2025)
many small artists i grow to love are incredibly sparse for information
online; the INFODUMP post series is my attempt to host as much
of my personal research regarding these artists as i can. these posts are
intended to be returned to and updated!
i try to add sources where i can (using the "[src]" format for readability's sake), but please understand that this is fan-created work and it is not official in any capacity. thanks!
i try to add sources where i can (using the "[src]" format for readability's sake), but please understand that this is fan-created work and it is not official in any capacity. thanks!
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(L-R) Ritchie Hopkins, Glenn Fisher, Andy Love |
Andy, Glenn and Ritch were a math rock/emo band from Grimsby,
England[src]
likely formed in 2003 by Andy Love, Glenn Fisher, and Ritchie Hopkins. All
former members of the bands Winston and the Green Acre,[src][src]
the trio would release one four-track EP in 2004 before quietly disappearing
around 2005. Fisher and Hopkins would later form the project Elk alongside
former Winston member Thomas Connolly in 2010.[src]
Members:
Andy Love (vocals, guitar)
Associated acts: Winston, The Green Acre
Glenn Fisher (bass)
Associated acts: Winston, The Green Acre, Elk
Ritchie Hopkins (drums)
Aliases: Ritch
Associated acts: Winston, The Green Acre, Elk
Discography
Escape from the Bastille (2004)
Type: EP
Released: 2004
Format(s): CD[src]
Recorded: September 2003 at Premiere Studios, Corby, England[src]
Length: 25:23
Label(s): The Audacious Art Experiment [AUD#03]
Track listing:
- "Too Much Hotch" (5:05)
- "Six < Holy" (5:14)
- "Yeah but Did You Get to Denver" (8:56)
- "I Love Laura" (6:07)
Personnel:
- Andy Love - vocals, guitar
- Glenn Fisher - bass
- Ritchie Hopkins - drums
- Iain Wetherall - recording[src]
Notes: Andy, Glenn and Ritch's first and only release, released
physically on CD (1,000 copies produced[src]) through Sheffield-based label the Audacious Art Experiment. The group would
"re-release" the EP (presumably digitally) in late 2016, announcing it through
the means of a short story detailing the (fictional) history behind the
release's artwork.[src]
Compilation appearances
- Christmas Under Cover (CD, UK, 2004; Running Riot Records) - "I Love Laura"
Unreleased material
*unreleased—in this context—refers to anything that doesn't appear on a
mainline release by the band or on a compilation.
Miscellaneous unreleased tracks
List of Andy, Glenn and Ritch songs
an attempt to collate all known songs by the band; for further
info/links/sources regarding these songs please see the sections above.
| Song title | Circulating? | Year | Appearance(s) | Length | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| "57" | yes* | 4:06 | *live recording only | ||
| "Body Massage" | yes* | 7:37 | *live recording only | ||
| "Foam Party" | yes* | 4:43 | *live recording only | ||
| "Heavy Turtling" | yes* | 6:19 | *live recording only | ||
| "I Love Laura" | yes | 2004 | Escape from the Bastille | 6:07 | |
| "Six < Holy" | yes | 2004 | Escape from the Bastille | 5:14 | Pronounced "six is less than holy"[src] |
| "Too Much Hotch" | yes | 2004 | Escape from the Bastille | 5:05 | |
| "Yeah but Did You Get to Denver" | yes | 2004 | Escape from the Bastille | 8:56 |