Anybody that was lucky enough to experience The Rapture's live performances when they started out roughly a decade ago will undoubtedly still have vivid memories of the experience. With a whirlwind of frantic vocals, energetic New York electronica and plenty of saxophone and cow bell thrown in for good measure, their shows caught the attention of many and it didn't take long for "House Of Jealous Lovers" to become a hit - especially after the numerous remixes made it a dance-floor anthem.
Nearly ten years on, three of the original members are still recording and performing together - bringing a more mellow vibe to the offerings but retaining the club friendly edge and distinctive vocals - and third album "In The Grace Of Your Love" was released in September of last year. The Rapture will be performing at venues and festivals across Britain this summer, including Rockness and the London Shepherd's Bush Empire, so fans old and new can hear them in action soon.
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| 18 Jul 2012 15:00 | Peter Doherty The Rapture | La Halle Iraty Biarritz | From £99.71 | COMPARE |
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