The SoundEx
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The Sound Ex, also known as The Sound Explosion, are a rock
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 and soul
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 band from Newcastle upon Tyne
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, England
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.

Their self titled debut album
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 was released in March 2005 on the Durham
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 based independent record label
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, Captains of Industry
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. When they were all 20, The Soundex co-headlined the Nokia
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 New School of Rock Tour with The Answer
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 and The Tokyo Dragons. The band have also toured with The Datsuns
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, Hell Is for Heroes
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, The Mooney Suzuki
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, International Noise Conspiracy, Million Dead
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, The 5678's and Terrorvision
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.

Early 2005 brought a headline tour, a trip to Dublin, a session with Gordon Raphael
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 (who recorded the B-side
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 to "Apollo", entitled "Let It Turn Inside Itself") and positive reviews from the press. After releasing their debut single
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, "Apollo", in November, the band signed to Red Ink, Sony
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 in January, and completed recording their second album with Paul Reeve
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in October. After the dissolution of Red Ink, The SoundEx signed with an international independent label with links in the north-east of England. Their album, Palomino, was released by DR2 Records on 13 October 2008.

Members

  • Kit Endean - Guitar and vocals
  • Glen Roughead - Guitar and vocals
  • Stevey Gibson - Drums
  • Euan Macfarlane - Bass

Singles

  • "Time After Time" / "Living In Caves" (2004)
  • "Street Freak" / "Night Train" (2005)
  • "Apollo" (2005)
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