Thee Deadtime Philharmonic Swadlincote, UK
Their militant working class stance caught the eye of Clash legend Mick Jones, who took Deadtime out on the road as special
guests The Clash connection continued when Strummerville invited Deadtime into the family by funding their first single.
Airplay for the band has come from Don Letts, Jarvis Cocker and Tom Robinson (BBC Intro/BBC6) Deadtime have also appeared on Channel 4 and Russia Today
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