Watch: Theme Park Share Music Video For "10 AM"

London indie pop/alt band Theme Park have shared the video for their latest single "10 AM".

The song is part of our current playlist and is taken from their sophomore album 'Is This How It Starts?', which came out last month (May 5). Grab your copy here.

The video was  below.

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Watch: Theme Park Share Music Video For "I'll Do Anything"

North London indie pop/alt band Theme Park have shared the video for their latest single "I'll Do Anything".

The song is part of our current playlist and is taken from their upcoming sophomore album 'Is This How It Starts?', which will be out on May 5. Pre-order your copy here.

The video was  below.

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Theme Park Announce New LP 'Is This How It Starts?', Stream "I'll Do Anything"

North London indie pop/alt band Theme Park have announced the release of their sophomore album 'Is This How It Starts?'.

The follow-up to 2013's self-titled debut album will be out on May 5, and is the result of the band’s collaboration with their old friend Ben Garrett who, under the artist name Fryars, masterminded his own remarkable 2014 album ‘Power’ and has also collaborated with artists such as Lily Allen and Mika.

"Without getting too philosophical, you're always looking for stories and meanings in the blank space of life," says Miles Haughton. "Lots of the songs are about the start of relationships, the start of things, reading meaning into things, trying to find the stories."

The band are also streaming their new single "I'll Do Anything", which "is about feeling a connection with someone when they've got a boyfriend," says Miles. "It's nice to write a song from the point of view of a villain."

Pre-order the album here, check out thetracklist and listen to "I'll Do Anything" below.

Tracklist:

01. Is This How It Starts?
02. You Are Real
03. Hello Hello
04. Something Good
05. Dancing With The Other Girls
06. U R Rly Nice
07. L.A. (Is Stealing My Friends)
08. I'll Do Anything
09. 10AM
10. Cocoon
11. Never Ending Story
12. Xbox

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New Entry: Theme Park Unleash Music Video For "You Are Real"

London  indie pop three-piece Theme Park have unleashed the video for their newest single "You Are Real".

The song is part of our current playlist and is the first from the band's sophomore album. Grab the single here.

The video was directed by Louis Bhose & Miles Haughton. Watch it below.

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THEME PARK - Band on the Month February 2013

Theme Park are a three piece band from North London, comprised by twins Miles and Marcus Haughton and Oscar Manthorpe. Marcus and Miles were born to make music, they're named after two jazz greats: Marcus Miller and Miles Davis. Ironically, Miles plays the bass, and Marcus is the trumpet player. Their parents went to art school with Oscar's parents, later, the three future Theme Park members attended the same primary school. 

Theme Park began in earnest as a studio project when the brothers returned from university. Oscar was still a student in Leeds during the recording of the album, and became used to writing essays after gigs in Travelodges around the country. The band released their debut single 'Wax'/'A Mountain We Love', on Transgressive offshoot ParadYse in August 2011. The following day, they performed their first ever live show at London’s Lexington. Despite a late start to live performance the band have been making up for lost time, touring the UK with Two Door Cinema Club, Bloc Party and Bombay Bicycle Club, as well as opening for Florence + The Machine at Alexandra Palace.

Many songwriters talk about the need to be sad or angry or heartbroken in order to access their muse. Miles Haughton, singer/guitarist for the band, is quite the opposite. "I find it interesting that people can write when they’re sad," he says. "I write when I’m in a wave of happiness and euphoria because I want to share the feeling. I’m looking for the moment where you find something that’s so great you want to loop it around, get up and dance to it. You’re happy because you’re dancing and you’re happy because you wrote it – it’s a double hit of happiness."

Haughton's attitude shines through in Theme Park’s rhythmic, euphoric, groove-oriented, dreamlike and melodic electronic pop. It’s guitar-and-synth music informed by dance, and vice versa. 

Theme Park will release their eponymous debut album via Transgressive Records on February 25th. Produced by Luke Smith (Foals, The Maccabees), this follows a series of single releases and extensive touring throughout 2012, which gained the London 3 piece a wealth of fans and supporters in the lead up to the full album.

**Theme Park reached the TOP 20 on Kool Rock Radio's Best New Bands of 2011 list. Their single 'Milk' peaked at #22 on our Best Tracks of 2011 chart and 'Two Hours' peaked at #51 on our Best Tracks of 2012.