London's Life In Film have been grafting the capitals gigging circuit for some time now. Around three years, I think. It's a God damn minefield out there. Promoters are slack and uninterested, money is elusive, breaks are hard to come by - each turn presents a new problem, yet they keep on plugging and thank God for that.
The two striking attributes that launch Life In Film above the rest of the London indie cartel is their distinct Steadman-like melodies and their richly vibrant vocals. Earlier songs, 'Get Closer' and 'Sorry', demonstrated that pop hooks are not a problem for these guys, and after Christopher Bailey approached the band to film a video at the Burberry store in Milan, the high life beacons for Life In Film.
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