Hard-Fi

Founded in 2003, alt-rockers Hard-Fi comprises English gentlemen Richard Archer (vocals), Ross Philips (guitar), Kai Stephens (bass), and Steve Kemp (drums).

Phil Ramone and Danielle Evin: Dog Ears Music: Volume Seventy-Two 2009

While it would be interesting to see Coulter and Carlin together on Leno, my cable guide and the NBC. com/Tonight show site: guests tonight are Jack Black, Car-Parazzi Kids and Hard-Fi.

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I mean tunes that initially remind one of Hard-Fi, of course, but when you get over that it's a killer.

Archive 2008-02-01 annawaits 2008

I mean tunes that initially remind one of Hard-Fi, of course, but when you get over that it's a killer.

NME Awards 2008: Liveblog annawaits 2008

The Staines quartet's indie leanings, their insistence on dressing like painters and decorators and the suggestion that if Lee Nelson formed a band, it might be Hard-Fi notwithstanding, they were fearless and likeable.

Evening Standard - Home John Aizlewood 2011

For Hard-Fi, with their young audience and the seeming death of indie-tinged music in their absence, four years is several lifetimes and, unlike its two predecessors, Killer Sounds failed to top the British charts.

Evening Standard - Home John Aizlewood 2011

Hard-Fi singer Richard Archer apologised for the gap between their second one, Once Upon A Time In The West and Killer Sounds, their much-delayed third which finally emerged last month.

Evening Standard - Home John Aizlewood 2011

Hard-Fi singer Richard Archer apologised for the gap between their second one, Once Upon A Time In The West and Killer Sounds, their much-delayed third which finally emerged last month.

Evening Standard - Home John Aizlewood 2011

The Staines quartet's indie leanings, their insistence on dressing like painters and decorators and the suggestion that if Lee Nelson formed a band, it might be Hard-Fi notwithstanding, they were fearless and likeable.

Evening Standard - Home John Aizlewood 2011

Bob Marley, Hard-Fi deliciously embraced both eloquent sadness and hedonistic swagger without undermining either.

Evening Standard - Home John Aizlewood 2011