Baddies
Baddies was a British indie-rock band from Southend-on-Sea, Essex, formed in
2007. They first appeared on record with the split EP TwoByThree in 2008. BBC
Essex Introducing suggested them for the BBC Introducing stage at the One Big
Weekend, and Glastonbury announced that they would play its John Peel stage. In
2009 they released their debut album Do the Job on Medical Records, supported by
a tour of the UK and Europe that included 32 European festivals that summer. In
2011 a PledgeMusic campaign raised funds to record their second album Build,
which was released in 2012. The ban...
BattleshipsBaddies, michael webster, Ed Woods, Jim Webster (contributor), Danny Rowton (contributor), Simon Bellamy (contributor) and Sean Genockey (contributor)
Do The Job
2:13
Paint the CityBaddies, michael webster, Ed Woods, Jim Webster (contributor), Danny Rowton (contributor), Simon Bellamy (contributor) and Sean Genockey (contributor)
Do The Job
4:22
Holler for My HolidayBaddies, michael webster, Ed Woods, Jim Webster (contributor), Danny Rowton (contributor), Simon Bellamy (contributor) and Sean Genockey (contributor)
Do The Job
2:28
Who Are You?Baddies, michael webster, Ed Woods, Jim Webster (contributor), Danny Rowton (contributor), Simon Bellamy (contributor) and Sean Genockey (contributor)
Do The Job
2:57
I Am Not a MachineBaddies, michael webster, Ed Woods, Jim Webster (contributor), Danny Rowton (contributor), Simon Bellamy (contributor) and Sean Genockey (contributor)
Do The Job
2:53
We Beat Our ChestsBaddies, michael webster, Ed Woods, Jim Webster (contributor), Danny Rowton (contributor), Simon Bellamy (contributor) and Sean Genockey (contributor)
Do The Job
3:29
