The mere mention of Turin Brakes sends music lovers of a certain age into paroxysms of nostalgia.
Tracks like Summer Rain, Mind Over Money and Underdog frequently turn up on Noughties best of compilations. But there's no need to reminisce. The boys, who were one of the finest Indie bands of the last decade, have never gone away. In fact, they have just released a much-acclaimed sixth studio album and are midway through a UK tour - their largest in a decade and one which is already winning them rave reviews.
The Balham duo, Gale Paridjanian and Olly Knights, plus longtime band members Rob Allum and Eddy Myer, kicked off their 18-date tour at the beginning of this month and have a schedule of almost daily concert dates - London, Oxford and Brighton are yet to come - taking them up to the end of November before a European tour starts.
