Razorlight

Razorlight is an English rock band formed in London in 2002. The band consists of Johnny Borrell (lead vocals, guitar), Andy Burrows (guitar, backing vocals), Andy McMaster (bass, backing vocals), and Scottuff (drums). Their music is characterized by a blend of post-punk, new wave, and power pop influences, often featuring catchy melodies and energetic performances.

Razorlight gained prominence in the early 2000s with their debut album "Up All Night," released in 2004. The album produced several hit singles, including "In the Morning," "Golden Touch," and "America," which topped the UK Singles Chart. Their second album, "Razorlight," followed in 2006, featuring the singles "Wire to Wire" and "Somewhere Else." The band's music has been praised for its energetic live performances and their ability to blend various musical styles.

Despite their commercial success, Razorlight disbanded in 2007, citing creative differences and personal reasons. The band's legacy continues to influence modern rock music, with their energetic sound and catchy hooks resonating with audiences. Razorlight's contributions to the rock genre have been recognized, and they remain a notable act from the early 2000s.