Great Man Theory M.O.B. out 31/01/2013

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Great Man Theory release their new single M.O.B.

M.O.B. is bursting onto the rock scene on 31st January 2013. And it is another work of brilliance from this band. Great Man Theory are all about delivering a commanding live show, brimming with energy, tenacity and captivating performance. The powerful drums combined with deep, groove-laden bass lines provide a dynamic rhythm section to accompany a unique vocal sound and attention grabbing lead section.
With influence from the likes of Black Stone Cherry, Stone Temple Pilots and Heavens Basement, Great Man Theory serve up a new breed of modern, alternative rock music.
Undiluted attitude and sincere song-writing, alongside an unrelenting drive to be at the forefront of British rock music, make Great Man Theory one of the most exciting unsigned bands in the UK.
2013 saw the release of their debut single Let Him In which proved to be an overwhelming success, receiving critical acclaim and the video being shown at a rare one off expose at Tyneside Cinema. This had deserved airplay on the Jowheretogo Show on NE1fm and rock specialist John Jobling's Hawaay 61 show. The appeal of this music is not limited to any age group, just to lovers of great, well-constructed and well played rock music.
Great Man Theory are : Great Man Theory are:
James Smithells - Lead Vocals and Guitar Rob Jarvis - Lead Guitar and Vocals Jona Old - Bass Matt Absolon - Drums
"A ballsack rippingly awesome kick to the groin of grungy, rocky, bluesy goodness." (The Colony)
"This band simply have to be seen live, they are full of rock attitude with a blues intelligence that shines through the rawness." (Jo Oliver of Jowheretogo)
Photo ©Jowheretogo

 M.O.B. will be available on ITunes from 31st January 2014


Find them here:

Official Website - http://www.greatmantheory.co.uk



Twitter -          https://twitter.com/GreatManTheory1


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