Biography

In 2002, the Libertines' passionate, melodic, punk-inspired sound made them critical favorites in the UK. Their debut album, UP THE BRACKET, bore strong echoes of the Clash, early Jam, et al, and was produced by none other than Clash guitarist Mick Jones. Subsequently, the Libertines were beset by drug problems and other classic rock & roll tribulations, but managed to release a second, self-titled album that broadened their audience in 2004.

Top Tracks

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• Boys In The Band

• Campaign Of Hate

• Can't Stand Me Now

• Don't Look Back Into The Sun

• I Get Along

• Road To Ruin

• The Man Who Would Be King

• Time For Heroes

• Up The Bracket

• What Became Of The Likely Lads

Discography

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• The Libertines

  Rough Trade

  2004

• Up the Bracket

  Rough Trade

  2002