Tokyo Police Club
Ontario quartet trading in short, sharp indie rock: wiry guitars, bright keyboards and Dave Monks' urgent vocals, with most songs done inside three minutes.
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About Tokyo Police Club
Tokyo Police Club came together in Newmarket, Ontario, with Dave Monks on bass and vocals, Josh Hook on guitar, Graham Wright on keyboards and Greg Alsop on drums. Their 2006 EP 'A Lesson in Crime' packed its songs into well under twenty minutes and drew attention well beyond Canada.
Full-length albums followed with 'Elephant Shell', 'Champ', 'Forcefield' and 'TPC', gradually widening the sound toward bigger hooks and the occasional longer song. The band announced in 2023 that it would split, and played its final shows in 2024.
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Is Tokyo Police Club playing any festivals?
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What kind of music does Tokyo Police Club play?
Tokyo Police Club plays alternative and indie rock.
Who is in Tokyo Police Club?
Tokyo Police Club is Greg Alsop (drums), Josh Hook (guitar), Dave Monks (bass, lead vocals) and Graham Wright (keyboards).
When did Tokyo Police Club form?
Tokyo Police Club formed in Newmarket in 2005.
What was Tokyo Police Club's first album?
Tokyo Police Club's first album was Elephant Shell (2008). The latest is TPC (2018).