The Coral

New single from James Skelly And The Intenders - released 6th May 2013

Class of 2002 - New Liverpool bands The Bandits, The Coral, The Stands, The Zutons and The Hokum Clones - The Guardian 3rd May 2003

James: "I'd rather be in Shack than Radiohead any day"

The Bido Lito! Podcast / Episode 15 by Bidolito! on Mixcloud

Ian's session from 32'50"

I See You

Interview

Do you find the Coral fan base getting on ‘Cut from a Star’?

Yeah, the response to the album and the support from The Coral fans has been great.

Do the lads from The Coral enjoy this different direction too, playing these songs live?

06 June Leeds Brudenell Social Club

07 June Sheffield O2 Academy 2

08 June Liverpool O2 Academy 2

11 June Birmingham Institute Temple Room

12 June London Dingwalls

14 June Bristol Thekla

James Skelly & The Intenders have announced details of the debut album Love Undercover, released via Skeleton Key Records on Monday June 3rd 2013.

Produced by James & Ian Skelly and featuring all of The Coral, members of The Sundowners & Tramp Attack the album was recorded in the autumn of 2012 at Parr Street Studios in Liverpool.

James explains more about the band "The name is about letting people know it's not just me and an acoustic guitar," Skelly says. "I had the songs, but it became a proper group thing very quickly with everyone involved having a big input. It's that Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band, Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers idea."

Teaser preview of the soundtrack to "Lunar Lament of a Haunted Heart", a short animation by John Davide.

News about James's solo album from Ian on his facebook page

Ian Skelly and The Serpent Power, 9th Feb 2013 Bush Hall, London