Since forming just two short years ago, these four charming young men from the middle of England have progressed at an alarming rate. Stealing hearts up and down the country with their blistering live set, Sukie have held their own alongside Captain, Sam Sparro and Little Man Tate

Forthcoming single Pink-A-Pade, released on New Slang Records is a Kinks-esque stomping, beauty of a track. This release will undoubtedly propel these likely lads out from the shadows of the likes of The Cribs, and into the limelight where they belong.

What is clear from the start is that Sukie are heads and shoulders above their peers with an overwhelming ability to entertain the crowd and keep them shouting for more. They have charm by the bucket-load and it’s hard to imagine anyone ever leaving a gig without a big grin and a huge dose of Sukie satisfaction. Secondly, it’s their willingness to dig a little deeper for the inspiration. Citing influences as diverse as Django Reindhart, The Beatles, Elliott Smith and Chet Atkins it soon becomes clear that these boys have done their homework. A dash of 50's slap back echo, a handful of chords that time forgot and the brash confident swagger of The Strokes are all delivered in a unique style all of their own.

Having already caught the attention of Huw Stephens, Jo Whiley and Steve Lamacq, and recently recorded their first session at Maida Vale, 2008 promises to bring Sukie to the forefront of the UK scene. Catch them while you can!

Sukie are Adam Branaghan (Lead Vocals, Guitar), James Bagshaw (Lead Vocals, Guitar), Andy Barr (Bass Harmonies) and Josh Ambler (Drums, Harmonies)