Phantom Limb (Band)
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Phantom Limb are an English
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 country
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/soul
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 band from Bristol
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, England
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.

The band released their debut single
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, "Don't Say A Word" and self titled album
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 in August 2008. The album release was coupled with an in-store performance at Fopp
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 in Bristol, followed with a tour of the UK
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 and Ireland
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After an appearance at the 2008 SXSW, the band played at the Glastonbury Festival
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, resulting in upcoming dates with Candi Staton
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.

The band is based around the Bristol production team, Robot Club, who have been in the studio with Daddy G
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, writing for the forthcoming Massive Attack
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 album. Robot Club have also written and produced for Will Young
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, Fortune Drive, and SixNationState
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.

After touring the UK in late 2009, the band is set to record their second record in California
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, with ex Black Crowes
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 guitarist Marc Ford
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producing. They also appeared at several festivals in 2010, and are scheduled to tour that autumn.

Discography

  • Phantom Limb (self titled debut, 2008)
  • Phantom Limb (reissued October 2009)
  • Live In Bristol (Released 2009)
  • The Pines (To be released February 2012)
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