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Tokyo Police Club
Background information
OriginNewmarket, Ontario, Canada
Years active2005 - present
Label(s)Saddle Creek, mom+pop
Websitewww.tokyopoliceclub.com/
Band MySpace
Current Members
David Monks
Josh Hook
Graham Wright
Greg Alsop

Tokyo Police Club is an indie rock band from Ontario, Canada.

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Overview

Tokyo Police Club formed in 2005. They began receiving attention a year later with the release of two EP's, A Lesson In Crimeand Smith, and a popular single, 'Your English is Good.' Their first proper album release came in 2008 with Elephant Shell, which included singles 'Tessellate,' 'In a Cave,' and 'Your English is Good.' 'Champ' followed in 2010.

Weezer connections

The band covered 'Friends of P.' for 2008's Friends of P - Tribute to the Rentals. In the same year, the band toured with Weezer on the Troublemaker Tour. The band thanked Weezer for 'letting us come on this tour' at several shows, even though they were often performing for a small portion of the audience that would arrive that night. At one Los Angeles-area show, lead singer David Monks brought out a camera and took a picture of the fans. Guitarist Josh Hook was brought on stage toward the end of Weezer's set to play 'Troublemaker' with them at a few shows. They played their 'Friends of P.' cover on the last night of that show.

Discography

Studio albums

YearTitleLabel
2008Elephant ShellSaddle Creek
2010Champmom+pop
Lead singer David Monks on the Troublemaker Tour in Los Angeles. Photo by Timothy Norris, October 14, 2008.

Singles

YearTitleLabel
2006'Your English is Good'Paper Bag
2008'Tessellate'Saddle Creek
2008'In a Cave'Saddle Creek
2008'Wait Up (Boots of Danger)'mom+pop

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EPs

YearTitleLabel
2006A Lesson in CrimePaper Bag
2006SmithPaper Bag


See also

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Tokyo Police Club are back with a brand new album Forcefield, set for release on 24 March through Memphis Industries.

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The new record is the band’s first release in four years, following 2010’s hugely acclaimed Champ. Having teased the new album just before the new year with a triumph of a video for the album’s opening track Argentina (Parts I, II, III), Tokyo Police Club have also just streamed “Hot Tonight” on Pitchfork.

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Forcefield is perhaps TPC’s most direct statement of intent yet, musically referencing anything from Tom Petty to Smashing Pumpkins, whilst never losing the unmistakable energy that has marked their work ever since their debut mini-album A Lesson in Crime. Of the new music Monks notes, “Since writing started for Forcefield in mid-2011 there have been so many trends and every kind of ‘wave.’ We saw them all come and disappear or change into something broader. It left us wanting to make something that would last. We ended up rediscovering energy and guitars and simple, direct songs. There was certainly a lot of pressure to take the music somewhere new and there were lots of opinions about how to do that, but in the end we blocked all that out and followed our instincts. I think that’s what Forcefield is—it doesn’t matter what else is going on out there, the music just has to be honest and have a real feeling to it.”