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Public Relations Exercise were a Leicester, England based post-hardcore/alternative rock group. A five-piece combining aspects of screamo and math rock, layered with penetrative and socially observant lyrics. ==History== The band began as a product of the development of bedroom songwriters Martin Smith and Lloyd Carter. From an early age, they worked on various projects with local drummer Danny Star, and with the later addition of Irish-born bassist, Tiernan Welch, and guitarist, Spencer Lee, their line-up was finalised in September 2005. The name is taken from the inlay of Radiohead's second album, ''The Bends''.〔(DiScover: Public Relations Exercise ) Drowned in Sound; accessed 1 March 2007〕 In their short history; Public Relations Exercise played with acts including Youthmovies, 65daysofstatic, Foals and many others. After demoing material for some time, the band recorded their debut single 'Subteniente', at Far Heath Studios with producer Angus Wallace (The Fall, The Prodigy) in 2007, which was released as a through Nottingham based Field Records in conjunction an extensive UK tour with ex-Million Dead frontman Frank Turner and London Hardcore outfit Score One For Safety.〔(A Public Relations Exercise for our Frank... ) Drowned in Sound; accessed 1 March 2007〕 Public Relations Exercise earned limited notoriety but gained reviews in national press such as ''Rock Sound''. Their first long player album, ''Come you are safe, we are from the bombs'', was released on 2 April 2007 via Field Records to positive reviews.〔(Release page ) – Drowned in Sound; accessed 28 February 2007〕 P.R.E's second single was released on 22 October 2007. The single, which included two unreleased b-sides, were recorded at their rehearsal space located in Merrylees Industrial Estate, situated in the West of Leicestershire, on 8 & 9 August. To promote the single the band completed a tour with Northern Irish Post rock outfit And So I Watch You From Afar. Popular zine Drowned in Sound launched a competition for a reader to produce the artwork for the single. The final artwork chosen was designed by Ed Pentelow and was announced by the webzine on 15 August.〔(Public Relations Art Competition: Winner Announced ) – Drowned in Sound; accessed 15 August 2007〕 The single was received decent reviews from the usual on-line webzines and a "celebrity review" from members of Finnish Viking metal idiots Turisas in the October issue of Rock Sound.〔(Public Relations Exercise – Catalyst ) – Field Records; accessed 1 November 2007〕 2008 saw the band splitting amicably. Members of the band Martin Smith, Tiernan Welch, Lloyd Carter and Danny Star briefly played together in Bronze Age who recorded with Field Records' Tim Waterfield and played a handful of shows in 2009. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Public Relations Exercise」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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