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Brigadier Ambrose
Brigadier Ambrose are an alternative pop band from Chatham, England. After releasing a series of digital only singles, the band released their debut and only album to date ''Fuzzo'' in early 2010 through their own Brigadier Records (distributed by Nova/Universal). ''Fuzzo'' was entered into the Mercury Music Prize for 2010. The band were then inactive for several years, until regrouping in early 2015. The single ''Jambon Dandy'' was released in June 2015 and they will also play their first live show since 2008 at the Homespun festival in July.
==Formation==
Brigadier Ambrose formed in 2006 when school friends David Goggin, Matthew Boorman and Daniel Boorman began recording songs they had written at Goggin's house in Chatham. The band was completed when Goggin met Karl Butler through a university friend, and the foursome began rehearsing and writing in a studio in Maidstone, Kent. The first year was spent playing low key gigs in the Medway Towns, until a demo of the track ''Police'' made it onto Stuart Maconie's Freak Zone show on BBC 6 Music. More airplay followed, and the year ended with Alan McGee inviting the band to play at his Death Disco club night at Notting Hill Arts Club twice in consecutive months.
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